[Radiance-general] displays
Gregory J. Ward
gregoryjward at gmail.com
Thu Aug 10 01:32:50 CEST 2006
Thanks to Thomas for offering that thoughtful reply. I'm a little
swamped at the moment... The files I gave to Yuni under the subject
"glare on monitor screen" a couple weeks ago are the best I have to
offer at the moment. Note that I used a "mixfunc" type to get the
diffuse, specular, and emission to happen together in one material.
The "glass" isn't really appropriate, for the reasons Thomas
mentioned among others.
-Greg
> From: "Chris Foster" <chris.foster at npl.co.uk>
> Date: August 9, 2006 1:31:14 AM PDT
>
> hi all
>
> anyone who feels the need can answer this question but i think greg
> might know the answer after readin one of his previous emails.
>
> greg, you including an email with a file for a LCD display on an
> email to yuni previously, with a hack in it to give the glowing
> screen some reflectance...helps but i need some more , please!!
>
> i want to shine light onto an ON display and measure the combined
> light reflecting off of it. this has to include the reflected light
> and the transmitted light of the display itself. how do i achieve
> this?
>
> im comfortable with using rcalc|rtrace|rcalc and bgraph so i dont
> need any help there. i require some assistance with the materials
> for the display. i currently have the material LIGHT emitting from
> one side of the display, would it be wise to put in GLASS in front
> of this light? can i model this glass so that it transmittes the
> light coming from behind it (from the display) and at the same time
> reflects the light incident on it from the front, from the spotlights.
>
> hope that was easy enough to follow. i feel brtd func would be more
> appropiate than glass but would appreciate any one's thoughts.
>
> thanks in advance
>
> chris
>
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