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There is a selection of tools in the [[AEC_Free_Software_directory#Analysis_and_Simulation|Analysis and Simulation]] section of the main software list. | There is a selection of tools in the [[AEC_Free_Software_directory#Analysis_and_Simulation|Analysis and Simulation]] section of the main software list. | ||
| − | + | Creating meaningful building energy models (BEM) is described on the [[Energy Modeling]] page. | |
A powerful and mature tool-set which can run many types of analysis is [[Ladybug Tools]] which has connections to both proprietary and free/libre software projects. Read more about that on the [[Ladybug Tools]] page. | A powerful and mature tool-set which can run many types of analysis is [[Ladybug Tools]] which has connections to both proprietary and free/libre software projects. Read more about that on the [[Ladybug Tools]] page. | ||
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Once you have some 3D geometry you can begin to investigate how it will perform in its environment.
There is a selection of tools in the Analysis and Simulation section of the main software list.
Creating meaningful building energy models (BEM) is described on the Energy Modeling page.
A powerful and mature tool-set which can run many types of analysis is Ladybug Tools which has connections to both proprietary and free/libre software projects. Read more about that on the Ladybug Tools page.
TopologicEnergy can also run basic energy analysis in Blender using topologic, openstudio, and EnergyPlus. It is 100% free and open-source.
| This page is about AEC_Free_Software_directory#Analysis_and_Simulation software and the Category:Analysis_and_Simulation. This category currently includes software for Structural Analysis & Environmental Analysis. |
