Errors in example06.py and example13.py #216
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Hi, Our file writers for OpenFAST are compatible with version 3.3.0. You can download that version of OpenFAST and example_06 should work. I'm not sure about the numpy issue. What version of numpy do you have installed? Dan |
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Oh, if you're using the |
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I was editing my original issue with the NumPy version just as you wrote the response, sorry about forgetting that! Attaching my entire enviroment.yml just in case, deprecated the version of NumPy: name: openFast
channels:
- conda-forge
dependencies:
- python=3.10.6
- dash=2.7.1
- dash-bootstrap-components=1.3.0
- pandas=1.5.2
- scipy=1.10.0
- numpy=1.23.*
- pip
- sympy=1.11.1
- matplotlib=3.6.2
- ROSCO
- mpi4py
- wisdem
- simpy
- pip:
- -e git+https://github.com/OpenFAST/python-toolbox.git#egg=pyFAST
- dash-bootstrap-templates==1.0.7
- git+https://github.com/NREL/ROSCO
- dearpygui
- ruamel.yaml
- marmot-agentsNow in example_06.py I get this error. Which seems related to #199 from a quick view. Example_13.py also outputs an error: Thanks for the response! Will try to use Openfast 3.2.0 now. If not I'll use the develop branch. |
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Version 3.2.0 seems to work with The problem in Now, I have Sorry if these errors are simple to correct, but I'm just blind here, I've checked the routes, FLP_mode seems to be correct in |
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It looks like the ROSCO library you are using is looking for Flp_Mode on line 19 and it is not there. You may be using a DISCON that is not compatible. The DISCON input is set in ServoDyn. |
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Thank you! Compiling my own and not using anaconda works on Ubuntu WSL2 now! I still have errors on Windows pointing the library though (I have problems compiling it on my own, maybe I'll open another issue). For anyone who goes through my problems, using
This is my environment file, there is unrelated stuff beware, but just in case: name: openFast
channels:
- conda-forge
dependencies:
- python=3.10.6
- openfast=3.2.0
- dash=2.7.1
- dash-bootstrap-components=1.3.0
- numpy=1.23.*
- pandas=1.5.2
- scipy=1.10.0
- pip
- sympy=1.11.1
- matplotlib=3.6.2
- mpi4py
- wisdem
- simpy
- compilers
- cmake
- pip:
- -e git+https://github.com/OpenFAST/python-toolbox.git#egg=pyFAST
- dash-bootstrap-templates==1.0.7
- git+https://github.com/NREL/ROSCO
- dearpygui
- ruamel.yaml
- marmot-agents |
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Hello, everyone. After I installed ROSCO according to the process in the manual, some problems occurred during operation. Since I'm new to this, I'd like to hear your suggestions or tips. Thank you very much.
conda config --add channels conda-forge conda create -y --name rosco-env python=3.8 conda activate rosco-env 2、Clone and Install the ROSCO toolbox with ROSCO conda install -c anaconda git git clone GitHub - NREL/ROSCO: A Reference Open Source Controller for Wind Turbines cd ROSCO conda install -c anaconda cmake conda install m2w64-toolchain libpython conda install -y wisdem conda env config vars set FC=gfortran conda activate rosco-env python setup.py install --compile-rosco
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The keyword |
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Thank you for the tip. It's true that I didn't understand the process properly. Now I'm running the file in the example directory of ROSCO v2.7.0, but I'm still experiencing the following problems. It does not appear to have run successfully, because the result is only ipc_example_0_DISCON.IN, no such file in ROSCO/build/libdiscon.dll. I'm confused. Can you give me some advice? |
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I can't understand the OpenFAST error message, but if I understand your translation correctly, it can't find your ROSCO dll. Please compile it from source or download it from the release page. The ServoDyn input points to the DLL path, and it's set in the code of 12_tune_ipc.py. |
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I am happy to share with you my solution to the above problem. I found that the root cause of the above problem is that there is something wrong with the statement of the anaconda3\envs\rosco-env\lib\site-packages\rosco-2.7.0-py3.8-win-amd64.egg\ROSCO_toolbox\ofTools\case_gen\runFAST_pywrapper.py file, so that the openfast_x64 cannot be recognized. Therefore, I made the following modifications(wrapper.FAST_exe = self.FAST_exe to wrapper.FAST_exe = 'openfast_x64'), and the current operation is normal. Dear dzalkind, do you think my changes are correct? |
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Your fix should work. A slightly easier solution might be to edit this line in runFAST. In an upcoming feature branch I have made it an attribute of |
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Dear dzalkind， |
(rosco2.8.0-env) PS C:\Users\PC\ROSCO\Examples> python 12_tune_ipc.py
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Are there any notes about why OpenFAST failed in these runs? Have you updated the |
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I tried to run on Windows and succeed，but it failed while running in anaconda powershell. Could you please help me by checking this simulation record？ |
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It looks like you are trying to use OpenFAST 3.5.0 with the ROSCO_Toolbox |
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Dear dzalkind， PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels:
Current channels:
To search for alternate channels that may provide the conda package you're and use the search bar at the top of the page._ I can't solve this problem. Could you please give me some guidance or advice？ |
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There is no conda installation for weis yet, and it should not be a dependency of ROSCO. ROSCO can use it when it's part of the WEIS toolset, but it does a check and should use ROSCO's version of the WEIS tools, called I would try with a fresh conda installation and with the installation instructions here: https://rosco.readthedocs.io/en/latest/source/install.html |
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I recently had this error come up when I tried example 11. The pyFAST libraries (or WEIS) are required to use the mbc3 function in this example. I have updated the comments in 11_robust_tuning.py in #241 to make this clearer. |
Hello, I'm trying to run example06.py and example13.py, and I get these errors.
Edit: Additional information I forgot:
In example06.py it seems the model .fst has errors in that the buoyancy is not defined:
In example13.py it seems it is a numpy error:
I am a really new user in OpenFAST, so I don't know how to really solve the issue in example06.py.
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