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Thank you for trying to improve the WEIS codebase! What you are chasing should definitely work, however we have all encountered the same issue where it is a silly mistake in the yaml syntax or the python syntax that references the nested options file. There is also the possibility that the correct OpenFAST flag wasn't set to use the bts-file you provided. For debugging, carefully check the OpenFAST input files and don't be afraid to set breakpoints in the code and use the python debugger to inspect variables directly. |
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Hey other WEIS users. Has anyone else experienced defining an input in
modeling_options.yaml
(based on it being available in the modeling_schema.yaml), and yet not had that defined input make its way to the simulation?I have several examples of this from various 'layers' within the
modeling_options.yaml
, but most recently I was trying to run with a particular wind file to take a look in more detail than from a previous run. Going forward I'll skip using WEIS for this type of simulation and run directly in OpenFAST, but I still feel like WEIS should have behaved differently than it did.Within my DLC definition block, I added a line for
wind_file:
as provided on line 3065 of the schema, and pointed it to the full path of the desired .bts file.And yet, when WEIS wrote the simulation files, the case_matrix shows a completely different wind seed and wind filename. I have no idea why. It ran everything else how I had specified (wind speed, wind direction, etc.). Are there certain conflicts or prerequisites for some of the inputs in the modeling_schema?
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