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    • Step 0 - Modeling Zone Geometry
    • Step 1 - Assign Properties to Zones
    • Step 2 - Simulation Setup
    • Step 3 - Run the model
    • Step 4 - Visualize the results
    • Step 5 - Iterating to improve design
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Welcome to the tutorial on using Honeybee to create a single-zone energy model. This tutorial assumes a working knowledge of Rhino, and some knowledge of Grasshopper. If you are totally new to Grasshopper, start at which provides some important background knowledge for this guide.

We will be making a model of a single family house in Van Nuys California, pictured below. There is a download link below for the example file below as well.

Download the example file for a

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Tutorial Contents

Step 0 - Modeling Zone Geometry
Step 1 - Assign Properties to Zones
Step 2 - Simulation Setup
Step 3 - Run the model
Step 4 - Visualize the results
Step 5 - Iterating to improve design
Intro II - Grasshopper Interface
Single Zone Model on Hydra