Great members of the Ladybug Tools community, After years of you asking us about the future of the Legacy Honeybee THERM capabilities , we are happy to announce that we have finally added a connection to THERM 8 in the latest LBT-Grasshopper plugin! These THERM capabilities have been exposed through…

this is huge, now professional certification to use Therm and Fairyfly

General question - can we do any kind of low E coating modeling just using the fairyfly workflow? Or do we need to leave a blank space for the IGU is located and then insert a WINDOW glazing system manually in the THERM interface?

@grahamjlinn , The lack of “Window Systems” that I note above in the limitations section means that fairyfly doesn’t currently have a way to change the emissivity on only one side of a material. To model this right now, you can set up your initial Fairyfly model without the coatings (just regular …

Thank you thank you Chris, really appreciate the detail on adding emissivity and re-simulating within Therm and then going back to Grasshopper to generate results, extremely good tip :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

This is very exciting. I wonder if it is possible to use fairyfly to connect geometry from somewhere other than Rhino/Grasshopper (e.g. build123d) to perform the Therm analysis? If yes, what do you think that workflow would look like?

[image] jgunstone: I wonder if it is possible to use fairyfly to connect geometry from somewhere other than Rhino/Grasshopper (e.g. build123d) to perform the Therm analysis? It’s not on my personal development roadmap but something like this is relatively straightforward if someone wanted to …

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