[Radiance-general] Modeling reflective glazing and glazing with
ceramic frit
Marija Cvetkovic
cveleglg at bankerinter.net
Fri Dec 29 14:08:41 CET 2006
Hi Greg,
I've just tried this new script and if I understood it well, it
determines whether output material should be glass or BRTDfunc using
next conditions:
abs(back_reflectance - front_reflectance)<0.05 -> glass material
transmittance>0.645 and abs(back_reflectance - front_reflectance)>0.05
-> BRTFfunc with '*clear' functions
transmittance<0.645 and abs(back_reflectance - front_reflectance)>0.05
-> BRTFfunc with '*bronze' functions
Right?
Few questions:
- For Plexiglas® MC (NFRC ID= 2604), glass material parameters are >1 (
1.002 1.004 1.001). I think glass transmissivity should be <=1 ?!
- For materials that are exported from OPTICS5 and have name like
"abc_def" (with "_"), optics2rad doesn't define output radiance
materials, because it doesn't recognize the format.
-Is window.cal relevant only for one-layer glazings? I suppose for
double layer we should use glaze.csh script as before.
Marija.
Gregory J. Ward wrote:
> Hi Arvinder,
>
> I haven't read through this post thoroughly or Rob's reply, but just
> wanted to mention the optics2rad script that's included in Radiance
> 3.8. That takes your Optics5 output and produces:
>
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