Ok, but for "real" simulation?PhilBo wrote:You can use the floatHemi data type which allows you to position the sun by X,Y coordinates and Z for the angle, so that you can position it any way you like.pixym wrote:Oh this Sunday would be nicer after seeing that
Just one important question for archivizers as me: Is there an option for offsetting North angle in case your scene does not suit 90° North?
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there's a world map you can click on and enter date/time, just look at philbo's video.pixym wrote:Ok, but for "real" simulation?PhilBo wrote:You can use the floatHemi data type which allows you to position the sun by X,Y coordinates and Z for the angle, so that you can position it any way you like.pixym wrote:Oh this Sunday would be nicer after seeing that
Just one important question for archivizers as me: Is there an option for offsetting North angle in case your scene does not suit 90° North?
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Radiance, I see that the worldmap, it is quite the same with some other apps.
What I would like to know is that:
As an old architect and also archivizer I am able to draw site plan with North not quite at 90° from my ruler. Sometime, North can be 20° or other value offset to regular 90°. It is what I call offset angle and is is very important. Otherwise, you need to rotate your scene to have North at 90°.
What I would like to know is that:
As an old architect and also archivizer I am able to draw site plan with North not quite at 90° from my ruler. Sometime, North can be 20° or other value offset to regular 90°. It is what I call offset angle and is is very important. Otherwise, you need to rotate your scene to have North at 90°.
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I can add a rotation option if you want ?pixym wrote:Radiance, I see that the worldmap, it is quite the same with some other apps.
What I would like to know is that:
As an old architect and also archivizer I am able to draw site plan with North not quite at 90° from my ruler. Sometime, North can be 20° or other value offset to regular 90°. It is what I call offset angle and is is very important. Otherwise, you need to rotate your scene to have North at 90°.
that's not a bad idea.
Radiance
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That would be very usefull. Thank you very very much for your listening.radiance wrote:I can add a rotation option if you want ?pixym wrote:Radiance, I see that the worldmap, it is quite the same with some other apps.
What I would like to know is that:
As an old architect and also archivizer I am able to draw site plan with North not quite at 90° from my ruler. Sometime, North can be 20° or other value offset to regular 90°. It is what I call offset angle and is is very important. Otherwise, you need to rotate your scene to have North at 90°.
that's not a bad idea.
Radiance
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