"If Envimet is not in default unit 'C:' connect the installation folder" error

Hello everyone,

I’ve been working in a simple exercise, just to get to know how envimet works with grasshopper.
Everything seems ok, the components do show any warning messages and when I try to run the simulation, at first, it works, but after a while, when the main module of envimet is started, I get the message: “If Envimet is not in default unit ‘C:’ connect the installation folder.” Then the simulation stops, the window shows the message “Press any key to continue”, and once I do the window just closes.

The same message appears when I connect the Full Forcing settings component to the component where the simulation settings are established.

I don’t understand. Envimet IS in default unit ‘C:’. Because of these errors I even tried to use the Installation folder component with the directory to where envimet is (C:\ENVImet445) but it doesn’t really make any difference. Does anyone know what problem is this and how can I fix it?

Thank you,

Hello, have you solved this problem? I also encountered the same problem and don’t know how to deal with it.

FYI, @AntonelloDiNunzio has released a new plugin called Morpho, which is specifically devoted to writing and simulating ENVI-MET files from Grasshopper:

So I would recommend using that since dragonfly-legacy is deprecated at this point.

Hi
I have the same problem but it is while I am useing morpho. I have an average size model. The simulation starts running at first and evaluate flow calculation completely but after that the error or message occures:

[“If Envimet is not in default unit ‘C:’ connect the installation folder” error]

@chris

Hi,
Could you find any solution for this error? I have the same issue

@AntonelloDiNunzio
@chris
@wizard

Hi, I’m using Morpho and I get the same error, do you know how to fix it?

@chris
@AntonelloDiNunzio

Hi,

Could you fix the error?

Hey did anyone ever solve this error?

Cheers,
Ollie

Hey Chris i’ve also been getting this error with morpho. Has this ever been solved??