[esp-r] Re: radiance

[A.Sdei at brighton.ac.uk]

Ciao Gian Luca, grazie per la risposta!

I had found the same path that you mentioned through "export current model" and then "radiance" however there is a problem. When I open the radiance desktop I create a file .rcf and then create a scene interactively or silently (I tried both options). I choose daylight factors and select a zone. 
I choose as a surface the base, I create a grid inside, I choose a scene name (I gave it the name 1 for simplicity), a root name (I gave it the same name 1) and I get the message: Problem detected while opening 1.sky and problem detected while opening 1.rif., then I proceed with the simulation, I get the two same error messages and the radiance desktop shuts. 

Does anyone know what the problem may be? Please great people, let me know.

Regards,
Arianna

Arianna Sdei
Architect, MPhil (Cantab)
University of Brighton 
Research Fellow, IFORE Project
PhD Fellow

 


-----Original Message-----
From: glbrune at polimi.it [mailto:glbrune at polimi.it] 
Sent: 19 January 2012 00:28
To: Sdei Arianna
Cc: 'esp-r at lists.strath.ac.uk'
Subject: Re: [esp-r] radiance

Hi Arianna,
I am far from being an ESP-r expert or a Radiance expert, but I'll  
give you the information I have hoping it might be useful.

The menu steps to get daylight factors with Radiance from ESP-r is  
short: browse/simulate -> simulation -> visual impact -> daylight  
factors.

I think that you should install Radiance in Cygwin from the source.

I remember that the first ESP-r precompiled version for Cygwin came  
with Radiance included, so it is likely that the compilation of  
Radiance for Cygwin is still possible. Said that, I can't assure it  
will work, because my experience with Cygwin is that compilations from  
sources often fail.

I remember that when I installed Radiance for Linux it was crucial  
that the Radpath Environment variable was specified in the bash  
configuration file (/etc/.bashr), as recommended I think in the  
Radiance's Readme file.

Best regards

Gian Luca Brunetti



Def. Quota A.Sdei at brighton.ac.uk:

> Dear All,
>
> I would like to calculate the daylight factor inside the thermal  
> zones of my model. Do you know if there is a facility inside ESP-r  
> to do that? Also, I am looking into installing radiance but I don't  
> know what version to install. I am running esp-r for cygwin and  
> radiance is available in both version for windows and for Linux.  
> What shall I download? I would really appreciate if some of you  
> great ESP-r experts could give me advice. Thank you in advance,
>
> Best regards,
>
> Arianna
>
> Arianna Sdei
> Architect, MPhil (Cantab)
> University of Brighton
> Research Fellow, IFORE Project
> PhD Fellow
>
>
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