[Radiance-general] RE:Colouring shadows

[John An]

Nick,
Is Radiance really the right tool to accomplish what you are trying to
do? There is a program www.squ1.com called EcoTect that allows you to
conduct overshadowing studies and select shadow colors for different
objects. A demo is available for download at www.squ1.com. Also, EcoTect
models can be exported to Radiance.

Email me offline if you'd like to discuss further.

Best,
John


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Date: Thu, 8 Feb 2007 08:15:41 -0000
From: "Nick Devlin" <nick at nickdevlinassociates.co.uk>
Subject: [Radiance-general] Colouring shadows
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Dear All, 

I am trying to complete some overshadowing comparisons between an
existing and proposed buildings. I would like to generate a single set
of time based images to show the extent of any additional shading from
the proposed compared to the existing situation. 

I would like to be able to highlight the shadows from each building in a
different colour. I could run the simulations twice, for each building
with a bias on the rgb of the sun and combine the images, but I am not
sure whether this would work. 

Can anyone provide me with some guidance.

Many thanks

Nickd




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