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ecoScript: Basics

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Sunday, September 30, 2007. Strings are in quotations. Tables can store many variables. Table = {1,2,3,4,5,6}. You can organize you code into functions if you plan to reuse the same command many times. Function function name ( args ) body end. Use the count function. This for loop will print the letter i 11 times. For i = 0, 10 do. Posted by FA d:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Francis A. Bitonti is an architect and designer based in New York.

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ecoScript: Drag and Drop

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Sunday, September 30, 2007. These few video tutorials show you how the script editor in Ecotect makes it extremely easy to write scripts using the "drag and drop" style code editor. First you will open the ecotect script editor. To start you will want to write this simple framework for exporting data to a txt file. The code will look like this. Filename = getUserFile(1, "Save Script Output to."). File = openfile (filename, "w"). File = openfile (filename, "w");.

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ecoScript: sun tracking commands

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Friday, October 26, 2007. If any one wants to have objects track objects in your file these are good commands to start your research with. Find the orientation to the sun. Cmd("object.normal", objNum, 0). Azm = get("object.angle", objNum, 3). Alt = get("object.angle", objNum, 1). Orient the alt and use the lock angle for the azmith. Cmd("object.orient", objNum, azm, angLock). Posted by FA d:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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ecoScript: September 2007

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Sunday, September 30, 2007. These few video tutorials show you how the script editor in Ecotect makes it extremely easy to write scripts using the "drag and drop" style code editor. First you will open the ecotect script editor. To start you will want to write this simple framework for exporting data to a txt file. The code will look like this. Filename = getUserFile(1, "Save Script Output to."). File = openfile (filename, "w"). File = openfile (filename, "w");.

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ecoScript: new version of script

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Friday, November 16, 2007. New version of script. This version of the script will give you all the node values in the form of a list. The list is formated as Value, X,Y,Z. X,y = get("grid.size"). Print("Cells", x, y). For j = 0, y-1 do. For i = 0, x-1 do. Value = get("grid.cell", i, j, 0). A, b, c = get("grid.position", i, j). Excel("cell", 1, count). Excel("cell", 2, count). Excel("cell", 3, count). Excel("cell", 4, count). Count = count 1. Posted by FA d:.

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ecoScript: November 2007

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Friday, November 16, 2007. New version of script. This version of the script will give you all the node values in the form of a list. The list is formated as Value, X,Y,Z. X,y = get("grid.size"). Print("Cells", x, y). For j = 0, y-1 do. For i = 0, x-1 do. Value = get("grid.cell", i, j, 0). A, b, c = get("grid.position", i, j). Excel("cell", 1, count). Excel("cell", 2, count). Excel("cell", 3, count). Excel("cell", 4, count). Count = count 1. Posted by FA d:.

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ecoScript: Cycling Through Dates

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Tuesday, October 2, 2007. This script gives builds on the previous example. This example cycles through months and checks the temperature of a wall after doing a spatial comfort calculation. Filename = getUserFile(1, "Save Script Output to."). File = openfile (filename, "w"). For i = 0,11,1 do. Set("model.date", 21, i, 14). WallTemp = get("object.attr2", 1). Write(file, " n"). MatIndex[0] = get("material.index", "ConcBlockPlaster"). For x = 0,1,1 do. View my co...

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ecoScript: October 2007

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Sunday, October 28, 2007. Posted by FA d:. Friday, October 26, 2007. If any one wants to have objects track objects in your file these are good commands to start your research with. Find the orientation to the sun. Cmd("object.normal", objNum, 0). Azm = get("object.angle", objNum, 3). Alt = get("object.angle", objNum, 1). Orient the alt and use the lock angle for the azmith. Cmd("object.orient", objNum, azm, angLock). Posted by FA d:. X,y = get("grid.size").

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ecoScript: Thermal Comfort Tutorial

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Sunday, October 28, 2007. Posted by FA d:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Francis A. Bitonti is an architect and designer based in New York. View my complete profile.

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ecoScript: Friday Class

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A few tutorials about scripting in ecotect. Friday, October 26, 2007. This is the sript we wrote in class friday. Enjoy. X,y = get("grid.size"). Print("Cells", x, y). For j = 0, y-1 do. For i = 0, x-1 do. Value = get("grid.cell", i, j, 0). Excel("cell", j, i). Posted by FA d:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Francis A. Bitonti is an architect and designer based in New York. View my complete profile.