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Issue with Running Simulation in Simulation Studio - Multiple Thermal Zones

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Dear TRNSYS community,

I am writing to seek assistance regarding a problem while attempting to run a simulation in Simulation Studio.

Upon attempting to run the simulation with the provided input file, I noticed that there was no resulting output for the project creation. After reviewing the file, I suspect that the considerable number of thermal zones (142 in total) might be a contributing factor.Given that my computer has 12 GB of installed memory, with 11.9 GB being usable.
To provide further context, here's an overview of the file's statistics:

File Size: [1765 KB]
Objects in the File:
Zones: 142
Base Surfaces: [1290]
Sub Surfaces: [266]
Shading Surfaces: [3]
Other Objects: [30]

Total objects: 1731

Thank you in advance for your assistance. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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Just to close the loop on this question; the SketchUp building model had a number of incorrectly assigned constructions, and some airnodes that were not fully closed. The *.idf could not be imported into TRNBuild. 

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