Hi Paul,
I've attached most of the SunEye 210 output files, just so you know what other options might be for shading data. I'll send the rest of them along with the SAM case simulation in the next post. The SunEye 210 output file that seemed to make the most sense to use is the ObstructionElevations file, but there's those first few rows of data that don't seem to work in SAM. The way I can import the file is System Design/Edit Shading/check "Enable solar azimuth-by-altitude beam irradiance shading losses"/import. I've tried editing the ObstructionElevations file to remove the first 11 rows, but whether it's there or not, the SAM simulation results in zero solar energy generation. I noticed that Sam is looking for an input file where 0 degrees is north, 90 is east, 180 is south, and 270 is west, whereas the SunEye 210 output file direction range is -180 through +180, so that might be an issue.
Thanks,
Dale