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Re: Modern Office.

Post by Borgleader » Sun Oct 25, 2009 8:48 am

PureSpider wrote:dougal2 did a preview render of 400 or something IES files some time ago, just search through the forums ^^
http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... 806#p67806
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Re: Modern Office.

Post by PureSpider » Sun Oct 25, 2009 8:55 am

Exactly that one.
Thanks for digging it up Borg, you're the man 8)

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Re: Modern Office.

Post by Godzilla » Sun Oct 25, 2009 9:19 am

Oh, I just realized Indigo doesn't come with IES profiles anymore... :x
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Re: Modern Office.

Post by Thom » Wed Oct 28, 2009 5:23 pm

Whaa? Why not? :?

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Re: Modern Office.

Post by psor » Wed Oct 28, 2009 5:31 pm

I'm tired and so I'll just quote Heavily Tessellated from the LuxRender forum.
Heavily Tessellated wrote:This is also slightly off topic, in that it's not that this is relevant to making your own IES lamps, but it is relevant, especially when the IES wiki article author is reading it... :P

OK, so everyone monkeying around in the 3D world has heard of the Lithonia Lighting Photometrics collection, but depending on what rendering community you come from, you may or may not know about the Visual program from Acuity Brands Lighting. Grab the Basic version, it's freeware.

It's a hefty lighting collection; 13,582 IES files. Seriously. IES heaven for commercial lighting, especially outdoor architectural, highway, and factory / warehouse / stadium lighting. Although, my most commonly used lamps from here are the linear IES... when applied to long narrow planes they really add realism to things like banks of fluorescent tubes (or even neon) and cuts the render time compared to "making" fluorescent tubes with 6-sided cylinder emitters.

After installing, you'll find those 13,582 .ies files in the Photometry/ directory, fully described and sorted in subdirectories, no less. I'm sure you'll find a lamp or 20 to love. I find this is an indispensable collection, who knows, you might even like the Visual application itself. (which works fine under wine, by the way). Go grab it.

I hope this will help a bit. ;o))




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Re: Modern Office.

Post by Godzilla » Sat Dec 12, 2009 10:59 am

Update.

20 Hour render, click to view full-size.

I disabled some of the lights via light layers, don't worry, they're still there. :wink:

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Re: Modern Office.

Post by Prof4D » Sun Dec 13, 2009 3:30 am

Looks fine. But, in my opinion, a little darkishly. Can try to you
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Re: Modern Office.

Post by jackhookss » Sat Jun 12, 2010 9:26 pm

It looks nice but it is still empty, the final decision will be made after it is completely designed, full furniture and all the related office items arranged than the finally the opinion can be valid.
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