Converting imf files[LINK]
The transition/conversion programs can “automatically” transition imf (ep-macro) files. One note of caution: if your macro file contains #if statements in the form:
PEOPLE,
ZONE ONE, !- Zone Name
**\#\#if \#[DoSizing[] EQSU Y]**
\#[FAREA[] / OCCDENPEAK[]], !- Number of People
**\#\#else**
\#[FAREA[] / OCCDENAVG[]], !- Number of People
**\#\#endif **
OCCSCHED[], !- Number of People SCHEDULE Name (real--fraction)
0.5000000, !- Fraction Radiant
Activity Sch; !- Activity level SCHEDULE Name (units W/person, real)
They should look like this:
**\#\#if \#[DoSizing[] EQSU Y]**
PEOPLE,
ZONE ONE, !- Zone Name
\#[FAREA[] / OCCDENPEAK[]], !- Number of People
OCCSCHED[], !- Number of People SCHEDULE Name (real--fraction)
0.5000000, !- Fraction Radiant
Activity Sch; !- Activity level SCHEDULE Name (units W/person, real)
**\#\#else**
PEOPLE,
ZONE ONE, !- Zone Name
\#[FAREA[] / OCCDENAVG[]], !- Number of People
OCCSCHED[], !- Number of People SCHEDULE Name (real--fraction)
0.5000000, !- Fraction Radiant
Activity Sch; !- Activity level SCHEDULE Name (units W/person, real)
**\#\#endif **
Converting imf files[LINK]
The transition/conversion programs can “automatically” transition imf (ep-macro) files. One note of caution: if your macro file contains #if statements in the form:
They should look like this:
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