[Radiance-general] Windows Based Radiance Package

[Chris Jessee]

Although it currently doesn't offer the analysis tools that Radiance  
has, Maxwell has the underlying architecture to make such analysis  
possible.  It wouldn't surprise me to see an announcement at Siggraph  
regarding lighting analysis tools in Maxwell or based on Maxwell.    
Users are certainly asking for it on the Maxwell forums.  This is  
pure speculation on my part.  http://www.maxwellrender.com

Take care,

Chris Jessee




On Jun 27, 2006, at 8:30 PM, J. David Maino wrote:

> There's a program called SPOT (Sensor Placement and Orientation  
> Tool) that uses Radiance as a back-end. It's mostly for daylighting  
> and electric lighting integration, and it's kind of a pain to get  
> to work with your own Radiance models, but there is an excel  
> spreadsheet interface that is very easy to use. This ease of use  
> comes at the cost of limited features. You can find out more about  
> it here: http://www.archenergy.com/SPOT/
>
> Other than that there is always Desktop Radiance: http:// 
> radsite.lbl.gov/deskrad/dradHOME.html
>
> If anyone else knows of any others, I'd be interested to hear about  
> them as well.
>
> Hope that helps!
> Dave
>
> charlie portelli wrote:
>> I was wondering is there another windows based program that  
>> packages RADIANCE as a lighting analysis tool.
>>
>> Best
>> Charlie Portelli
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