Change Log

2.6.17
- UMI handles energy simulation for large projects better
- Energy simulation respects cancellation at more points in the process

2.6.16
- Building templates can now have default WWR values assigned in the template editor, and UMI will use these values when new buildings are created.

2.6.14
- A rare Rhino crash caused by the splash screen has been eliminated

2.6.13
- UMI will show the building settings controls even when the selected buildings do not share a template
- The skylight WWR can be adjusted in 1% increments by the arrow keys when selected

2.6.12
- UMI's template library editor provides better error messages when a library fails to load
- When an UMI project is open, moving lots of buildings should not cause a substantial Rhino pause anymore

2.6.11
- UMI now requires .NET Framework 4.6.2 (it used to requre 4.5)
- Modules can now define custom defaults for custom settings types they use
- The mobility network debugging preview now highlights departure points that were not added to the network
- UMI now allows skylight definitions, although no first-party modules use them

2.6.10
- The energy simulation's performance on large models has been improved:
  - More cancellation checkpoints have been added, making cancellation more responsive
  - More steps are run in parallel
  - Launching the simulation via the panel causes less initial Rhino input lag
- The energy simulation has had some more specific error messages added to the post-simulation stage

2.6.9
- The Grasshopper component for retrieving series data will return building series in the same order that the input buildings were in.

2.6.8
- Building names will refresh in the summary view shown by UmiListObjects when changed.

2.6.6
- The energy simulation will run even if a building's WWR is set to 0.

2.6.5
- The site analysis module now falsecolors buildings based on their template name.

2.6.4
- The site analysis module now presents more site statistics, including template group-level statistics.

2.6.3
- Template library CSV import is now more flexible about the date format it accepts.

2.6.2
- UMI now ships and uses EnergyPlus 8.4.

2.6.1
- Module authors can now define a falsecolor function from an entire building, not just a Rhino object ID.

2.6.0
- UmiCommand now has properties and a method that can be used to detect the current energy simulation status and launch a new one, allowing modules to trigger energy simulations and use their results.

2.5.16
- UmiModule now has an OnEnergySimulationCompleted for more easily capturing energy simulation results. (This functionality was already available in UmiEventSource, but now it's also in this more convenient location.)

2.5.15
- Two new Rhino commands have been added: UmiImportTemplateLibraryCsvs and UmiExportTemplateLibraryCsvs. These import and export the loaded template library as a set of CSV files for easier bulk editing.