Energy2D Tutorial by Carmen Trudell

[@kornelijekovac9793]

Ground and walls with density of 25 kg per cubic meter?! What's that a styrofoam world?

[@nahuelvega87]

I LOVE YOU ALL, it is really easy to use, you saved me a ton of work and money.

[@industriadigital6047]

Thanks so much, I love this work and I love this voice

[@mitchaharden1]

She is leaving some of the densities at some ridiculously low values. A cubic meter of solid glass is not going to be just 10 kg, in fact its about 2500kg. Please fix this tutorial.

[@brindharam2991]

Thank you so much ! The video was very helpful ! But I do have a doubt. Considering the house, why is the inside temperature higher than the outside temperature ? What is to be done to make the inside temperature cooler ?

[@GAMBITBZ]

There is a offline version? Is running very slow on my computer. There is some way to run like in the video?

[@GAMBITBZ]

Thanks Charles, í cold run in a offline version.

[@sup2069]

Thanks Carmen! Neat program :)

[@bacastudios]

very good video to get me started! cheers!

[@freeeveryday21]

How can the temperature goes -24C after put a fan?

[@ShonenReviews]

The software isn't 100% accurate for convection and radiation phenomena, so that -24ºC are clearly wrong, but at least, the heat and flow field can be used in a qualitative way.

[@monicamarialopezpaz7982]

Thank you for the video, has been very useful :D

[@micomator]

When I follow the same example as the video with just a roof, my simulation quickly bleeds off all heat unlike the video.

[@williammartin9751]

I'm having the same issue. Did you ever figure this out?

[@micomator]

@@williammartin9751 I don't think so. I may have looked at some kind of flow rate or run speed. I would consider reaching out to support.

[@MuhammadMuneeb-fi8bu]

Does anyone know how to speed up the simulation?