Hello v-ray masters!
I am a lighting designer, and I'm very impressed with v-ray/3ds max so far for lighting visualisation, especially liking light mix. Most of the models I work with can be linked in from Revit which works well.
What I would really like to do is streamline my workflow to do my lighting calculations in 3ds max with v-ray as well as the visualisation together.
It seems like its not far off being possible with the v-ray light meter.
What is holding me back are a few fairly basic limitations:
I need to make the light meter various shapes other than a rectangle. I need a few other metrics from the light meter; average light level and uniformity (minimum light level divided by average light level).
Is it in theory possible to convert a basic flat mesh/shape into a light meter perhaps with a well written script?
Is it fairly simple to get the light meter to provide average light level and uniformity (minimum light level divided by average light level).
I know this can be done after with the csv file but If I have lots of light meters that will slow things down considerably.
Thanks in advance for any input on this subject it would be very much appreciated.
J
I am a lighting designer, and I'm very impressed with v-ray/3ds max so far for lighting visualisation, especially liking light mix. Most of the models I work with can be linked in from Revit which works well.
What I would really like to do is streamline my workflow to do my lighting calculations in 3ds max with v-ray as well as the visualisation together.
It seems like its not far off being possible with the v-ray light meter.
What is holding me back are a few fairly basic limitations:
I need to make the light meter various shapes other than a rectangle. I need a few other metrics from the light meter; average light level and uniformity (minimum light level divided by average light level).
Is it in theory possible to convert a basic flat mesh/shape into a light meter perhaps with a well written script?
Is it fairly simple to get the light meter to provide average light level and uniformity (minimum light level divided by average light level).
I know this can be done after with the csv file but If I have lots of light meters that will slow things down considerably.
Thanks in advance for any input on this subject it would be very much appreciated.
J
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