Chris,
I believe the problem has more to do with screen resolution than it does with Trnsys17 vs. 18. Unfortunately we have not got a solution for the problem. The workaround is to set the parameters manually in the proforma. If you have a very complicated forcing function then you can enter it into an Excel spreadsheet, save it as a *.csv file and then read the file using Type9.
kind regards,
David
Hello,
Has anyone had a similar problem with Type 14 forcing function in TRNSYS 18? Mine has been doing this since I installed TRNSYS.
The table for entering new values into the forcing function appears behind the plot of values so it is not usable.
I have attached a screen shot.
Thanks,
Chris McNevin
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