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@@SUMANTH_PYDI Hello, please connect on sumaiya@novalightingconcepts.com

You can rotate it , try it in ms paint

@@SumaiyaEliyaz Nope , not when i edit in Ms paint , but when i rotate it in Block Mode

Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! 🙏 Yes, it did take quite a bit of research to simplify the topic of photometric curves and present it in an easy-to-understand way. Honestly, making these videos takes a lot of time and effort, so it truly means a lot when it's appreciated. I'm glad it helped! 😊

@@thepokemonpirate3460 you have to crop image properly in paint. Select the portion of image u need with crop tool in paint, then ctrl+c and ctrl+v. This way you won't have white bg

@@13dhineshs56 thank you🙏

@@salimanazrin6383 draw it using "outer contour " Tool in construction

The walkway has lights with a color temperature of 4000K installed at a height of 1.2m. There’s also a column light at 12m that has a color temperature of 2000K . The difference in these light colors can affect how a person sees the area. However, since the column light is so high, its brightness will be reduced by the time it reaches eye level, so its effect on visibility might not be significant. It’s also important to check the wattage and intensity of both lights, as brighter lights can have a bigger impact on how we perceive the space. Yes we can simulate this using Dialux Evo, as it can help us see how these factors work together.

Could you please share me more details of this, Section drawing at sumiya.lightdesign@gmail.com

Glad it was helpful!

Hi.. You can go to 3d ware house 3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/models?q=car and select the model you need. Download and export the sketchup file to 3ds And import this 3ds file in Dialux

@@deividu9909 thank you🙏

@@irislido466 check if you are missing any step

Thank you!

Glad you found it helpful :)

Thank you, warm greetings from India !

Thank you🙂🙂

I appreciate that! 🙂🙂 Thank you!

@@fa6shad.380 it's Dialux

@@sakiransari6650 glad you found the tutorial helpful 🙏

My pleasure 😊

Noted! 😊🙏

​​Thankyou mam❤ My self MD HUSSAIN ANWER Please also add 😊 If we have a 10' x 10' office area(Director cabin) client wants (1w/sq ft ) please explain full lighting and Lux required​@@SumaiyaEliyaz

Hi, For a 10' x 10' office area (100 sq. ft.) with a requirement of 1 watt per sq. ft.: • Total Power Required: 100 watts. • Lux Level: Aim for 300-500 lux for optimal office lighting. This may require adjusting the number of fixtures or their efficiency. Recommended Lighting Layers: 1. Ambient Lighting: General lighting to cover the entire space. 2. Task Lighting: Focused lighting for work areas to reduce eye strain. 3. Accent Lighting: Additional lighting to highlight specific features or areas. Layering lighting will ensure even distribution and enhance the overall workspace environment.

​@@SumaiyaEliyazMam Still waiting 😢

Mam please make a video Still waiting 😢 @Hey mam.. hopefully you have a great time😊 A little request please explain the title of a Lighting designer also lux and lumen difference.. also lux levels of residential and commercial area wise.. please mam😊

@@alirezakhorami6572 glad to know that you found the solution discussed in video helpful. And hello to Iran 👋😊

If this spotlight is intended for general stage illumination, then the work plane will be set at stage level.

Sorry, no

noted!

For a curved pathway, place the pole light at the outer edge of the curve to spread light evenly. Keep it about 1/3 of the pathway’s width from the edge. Make sure it's tall enough to light the path well.

Thank you 😀

Glad it helped!

@@AtifRehman-v8e thank you🙏

Glad you found the tutorial helpful 😊🙏

What isn't working?

@@Ansari-Bhai glad it was helpful

@@alirezakhorami6572 glad you found the tutorial helpful

@@BSA_Lighting_Design glad you found it helpful

Its actually a lighting simulation software but we need 3d model to simulate lighting more efficiently.

@@shrutisidhu2931 thank you, glad you found it helpful

not possible, scroll and check again please

@@SumaiyaEliyaz is this available in only Dialux pro version? because i couldn't find it anywhere? if there is any setting please help me.

@@salonigupta6570 no it's available even for free version. Send me snap of the issue. Or email it at sumaiya.lightdesign@gmail.com

Thank you!

May I ask requirement for it ? bcus anyway we are focussing on Lighting part ib Dialux

Hi Ramesh, I have tutorial on same topic. Please check ua-cam.com/video/5FwcVR-lN0k/v-deo.htmlsi=Cxdwv8WH29QzHiBd

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@@ShohelShaikh92 am glad you found the tutorial insightful.

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start with Dialux 12.1 , Anyone reading this comment in future and you have same doubt please always start with new version but keep yourself updated in Dialux community if new versions has any bugs.In such scenarios opt for version earlier to new version.

@@dot.ka81 glad you found the tutorial helpful ☺🙏

Thank you so much for your beautiful comment! Thank you for supporting the channel and your support inspires us to continue sharing content. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. 😊🙌🙌