[Radiance-general] Re: Radiance Question

[Jeffrey McGrew]

Radout, while vastly superior to TORAD, don't work none with AutoCAD 
2004+. Just FYI. TORAD don't work, really, either, but it will make 
RAD files (it just won't listen to option settings). And DXF2RAD, 
well, the models I make in Revit seem to be either too much (lots and 
lots of data) or dxf2rad doesn't like 2000 or 2004 DXF formats, for it 
just crashes out when I try to run it under Windows. I haven't tried 
it under Linux in a while, but I seem to remember it acting the same way.

So, for now, it's Revit -> Autocad -> messing with layers and such -> 
TORAD -> Radiance.
and I'm trying to make something that will allow Revit -> (insert new 
tool here) -> Radiance. ;)

Jeffrey McGrew


Mark de la Fuente wrote:
> I use radout... a better torad.  Works great.
>  
> It can be downloaded from the rayfront website.  http://www.schorsch.com/
> 
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