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PHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS
False Color Rendering [00:03:18]
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Photometric Analysis Approach One: Room Estimator in AGi32[00:05:48]
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Video Transcript:
- Go to the Model Tab.
- Select Display Properties and set the gray scale or pseudo color rendering.
- Grayscale reveals lighting within the space without getting lost in the materials and textures. Psedo color rendering accentuates the lighting distribution within the space.
- You can set up a scale for luminance or illuminance and scale to power law or linear.
- You can also go to the next tab to Model Mode Overlay Settings to display further information such as text, calcualtion points, etc. on the rendered image.