Hi @chris , on the same sample script, now the annual daylight doesn’t run. I notcied the recipe is updated to 1.3.1 after running versionner and sync.
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You are a master at finding edge-case bugs, @XavierZhouLadybug !
I’ll investigate more when I get the chance but you have somehow managed to get the grid-splitting process that parellizes the calculation to split things into zero grids, resulting in this error:
While I’m investigating, you might be able to work around this issue by specifying a number of workers (3 or greater) in the recipe settings. If all else fails, going back to the last stable release will definitely fix this case.
Hi Chris, thanks for the quick response. Specifying number of workers doesn’t work. I’m going back to 1.3.0 (by “updating” back to 1.3.0 with versionner) for now.
Thanks again for reporting this bug, @XavierZhouLadybug . I wasn’t able to run your Grasshopper file but I was able to recreate this issue. It seems like it happens when you have a small number of sensors in your model. I just merged a fix into the development version of the plugin:
… and you should be able to get it with the LB Versioner in an hour or so.
Thanks again!
I have same issue… worked if i downgraded to 1.3.0. But then we’re back at sensor count inputs 
Hi @Mathiassn ,
The original issue is fixed in the latest development version of the plugin as I mentioned. If you are getting a ZeroDivisionError with the latest development version, then it’s likely not the same as the issue above. Could you upload a file that recreates the issue if you are, in fact, experiencing it in the latest development version?
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Pulled latest and it works, thank you 
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