DIALUX EVO VS RELUX | 10 DIFFERENT FEATURES

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  • Опубліковано 23 січ 2025

КОМЕНТАРІ • 29

  • @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign
    @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign  20 днів тому

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  • @TheCromwe11
    @TheCromwe11 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you for taking the time and effort to produce a very informative video.😀

  • @hoselamas5176
    @hoselamas5176 Рік тому +1

    Finally a comparison between DialuxEvo and Relux Desktop. Thank you very much. Relux for Revit sounds as a very good option that Relux offers.

  • @abdelmjidaityoussef1702
    @abdelmjidaityoussef1702 Рік тому +1

    Interesting topic ! .. Tanmmert mass Said 👌

  • @CharisIoannides-wo4pr
    @CharisIoannides-wo4pr 6 днів тому

    With all the recent improvements of relux , including integration with BIM which improve the workflow , integration with Enscape which provide enhanced live visualization and photorealistic render, I’m curious about the current advantages of using Dialux evo.
    Given these updates, how do you think Dialux evo stands out compared to relux in terms of features, usability, or unique benefits? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences.

  • @un3382
    @un3382 Рік тому +1

    in the context of daylighting for a building, of course it will be affected by other objects or buildings around it. How do you simulate that condition in Dialux?

    • @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign
      @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign  Рік тому

      You're right! But right now, it's not possible yet to do that! You do the daylight calculations on isolated buildings!

    • @un3382
      @un3382 Рік тому +1

      @@OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign so the number of daylight factor as a result isn't valid?

    • @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign
      @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign  Рік тому

      @@un3382 It is valid to a certain extent!

    • @un3382
      @un3382 Рік тому +1

      @@OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign ok, well. would you suggest using velux for that problem?

    • @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign
      @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign  Рік тому

      @@un3382 You mean Relux ?

  • @aimenemenni5363
    @aimenemenni5363 11 місяців тому

    Thank you Saïd for you explication 👌👌🇩🇿

  • @summeryong3929
    @summeryong3929 10 місяців тому

    Thanks for sharing. Good video.

  • @frankenstrato
    @frankenstrato 9 місяців тому

    Thank you Said.

  • @Xvc2345
    @Xvc2345 Рік тому

    Hi Said, i find this a brilliant overview. As a highway lighting designer i use Lighting Reality for my calculations. the main thing i find really overwhelming is the different software's out there to do other work.
    anyway, i have started a new job which is heavily engineering. I noted that Dialux will be the best for this but to ease my curiosity. will i truly need to need the use for other software eg. Relux or Agi32? will Dialux suffice? Which is ultimately easier to use between Dialux & Relux?
    its mainly factory lighting and not so much architectural. Lighting Reality was a breeze to work with however its only a 2D field for complex lighting calculations.
    Wishing to know if Dialux is the ultimate package so that i don't need to thoroughly learn other software's. (we are limited to multiple software due to costs unfortunately)
    wish to hear back from you.
    thank you,

  • @rahelebehroshan4056
    @rahelebehroshan4056 2 місяці тому

    Thank you

  • @gmelnikas
    @gmelnikas 10 місяців тому

    Dialux IFC import is mostly broken. Any large IFC import in dialux is hit or miss.

  • @gianlucavalente8303
    @gianlucavalente8303 2 роки тому +1

    Relux non lo conosco. Ma rimango stupito per dialux che parli solo di aspetti positivi. Specialmente sulla parte di Layout (pseudo render). A mio avviso ad oggi su questa parte ha solo aspetti negativi.

    • @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign
      @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign  2 роки тому

      Grazie per l'osservazione. Ma ho ancora parlato di molti svantaggi dei due software!
      Capisco che potresti avere brutte esperienze con alcuni aspetti del software, ma questo video non parla solo di questo. Sto solo discutendo le differenze generali.
      Nei video futuri, entrerò più nel dettaglio.

    • @gianlucavalente8303
      @gianlucavalente8303 2 роки тому +1

      @@OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign Su ambito privato se il cliente ti chiama e ti fa fare tutta la parte elettrica, conviene utilizzare tipo Revit + Lumion, e con Dialux fai i calcli (senza nealchec farli vedere al cliente). Se il cliente ti chiama solo per illuminazione (Relux è Lumion non conviene... Chi ti paga poi), con Dialux rischi di fare brutta figura. Se si sceglie di fare il render con Dialux alla fine perdi un sacco di temop per importare modelli (geometrie complesse) in formato 3dsmax, obj è convertirli in 3ds (arrivando al max delle triangolazioni consentite ma con una resa pietosa). Se non fai render ma presenti solo il calcolo con ambiente grigio (come piace agli sviluppatori Diux perché stanno anni ed anni indietro rispetto agli altri) il Cliente di dice "Ma questo, che lavoro e?"

    • @gianlucavalente8303
      @gianlucavalente8303 2 роки тому

      @@OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign una domanda. Parlo di Dialux. proprio nel tuo Video. Quando ricopi un profilo dwg riesci a sequirlo alla perfezione? Già questo è un primo problema. Chiedo scusa. Ma sono veramente nero con Dialux. Perché quando lo utilizzi vuoldire in termini economici che il cliente ha deciso di comprare corpi illuminati di iun certo Valore. Con questo software non puoi contraccambiare il suo impegno.

    • @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign
      @OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign  2 роки тому

      @@gianlucavalente8303 Oppure esegui i calcoli direttamente in Revit con Relux Cad for Revit!
      Sto bene! Se si tratta solo di renderizzare, è molto meglio rimanere nei software di architettura, sono molto più bravi su questo punto!

    • @jpc0618
      @jpc0618 6 місяців тому

      @@OUHSSAINESAID-LightingDesign i hope dialux would make plugins for other software like sketchup, archicad, revit etc