As I know, handling of luminaire data can cause quite a headache. Just happened to me, as I got some Eulumdat-formatted files. First I tried Carsten's eulum2ies, but it crashes - I guess due to the hight resolution in 1 degree steps for my files. Then I found something quite interesting:
It is a QT-based tool, loading eulumdat files, processing the content so that it can be displayed and edited in tables, creates some plot, and - converts to IES!
Unfortunately I was not able to compile the QT3-sources, my knowledge on QT is limited. But at least the Windows-binary runs without any problems under Wine here.
As I know, handling of luminaire data can cause quite a headache. Just
happened to me, as I got some Eulumdat-formatted files. First I tried
Carsten's eulum2ies, but it crashes - I guess due to the hight
resolution in 1 degree steps for my files. Then I found something quite
interesting:
It is a QT-based tool, loading eulumdat files, processing the content so
that it can be displayed and edited in tables, creates some plot, and -
converts to IES!
Unfortunately I was not able to compile the QT3-sources, my knowledge on
QT is limited. But at least the Windows-binary runs without any problems
under Wine here.
Hint: Qt4 was released a looong time ago now
On Debian the following works fine to build it:
qmake-qt4
make
I have nothing here to test it, but the program stars just fine then.
