May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as reinhard.cal in
/usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library files are put for
Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for the
Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?
Hi, you can simply copy the cal file to your destination folder.
jia
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On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 12:46 AM, Ji Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Radiance experts,
May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as reinhard.cal in
/usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library files are put for
Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for the
Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?
Hi, you can simply copy the cal file to your destination folder.
jia
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 12:46 AM, Ji Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Radiance experts,
May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as reinhard.cal in
/usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library files are put for
Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for the
Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?
BTW, there's only a "reinhard.cal" file in C:\Radiance\lib rather than the
"reinhart.cal" file as mentioned in Axel's tutorial.
Are they the same?
The "reinhard.cal" file is "Erik Reinhard's simple global tone-operator"
according to the header of the file.
Is the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned by Axel's a different .cal file that
was created by Christoph Reinhart in Harvard? If it is, may I know where can
we find this file?
Hi, you can simply copy the cal file to your destination folder.
jia
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 12:46 AM, Ji Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Radiance experts,
May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as reinhard.cal in
/usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library files are put for
Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for the
Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?
BTW, there's only a "reinhard.cal" file in C:\Radiance\lib rather than the
"reinhart.cal" file as mentioned in Axel's tutorial.
Are they the same?
The "reinhard.cal" file is "Erik Reinhard's simple global tone-operator"
according to the header of the file.
Is the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned by Axel's a different .cal file
that was created by Christoph Reinhart in Harvard? If it is, may I know
where can we find this file?
Hi, you can simply copy the cal file to your destination folder.
jia
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 12:46 AM, Ji Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Radiance experts,
May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as reinhard.cal
in /usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library files are put for
Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for the
Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?
BTW, there's only a "reinhard.cal" file in C:\Radiance\lib rather than the
"reinhart.cal" file as mentioned in Axel's tutorial.
Are they the same?
The "reinhard.cal" file is "Erik Reinhard's simple global tone-operator"
according to the header of the file.
Is the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned by Axel's a different .cal file
that was created by Christoph Reinhart in Harvard? If it is, may I know
where can we find this file?
Hi, you can simply copy the cal file to your destination folder.
jia
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 12:46 AM, Ji Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Radiance experts,
May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as reinhard.cal
in /usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library files are put for
Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for the
Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?
BTW, there's only a "reinhard.cal" file in C:\Radiance\lib rather than
the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned in Axel's tutorial.
Are they the same?
The "reinhard.cal" file is "Erik Reinhard's simple global tone-operator"
according to the header of the file.
Is the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned by Axel's a different .cal file
that was created by Christoph Reinhart in Harvard? If it is, may I know
where can we find this file?
Hi, you can simply copy the cal file to your destination folder.
jia
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 12:46 AM, Ji Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Radiance experts,
May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as reinhard.cal
in /usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library files are put for
Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for
the Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?
BTW, there's only a "reinhard.cal" file in C:\Radiance\lib rather than
the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned in Axel's tutorial.
Are they the same?
The "reinhard.cal" file is "Erik Reinhard's simple global tone-operator"
according to the header of the file.
Is the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned by Axel's a different .cal file
that was created by Christoph Reinhart in Harvard? If it is, may I know
where can we find this file?
Hi, you can simply copy the cal file to your destination folder.
jia
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 12:46 AM, Ji Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Radiance experts,
May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as
reinhard.cal in /usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library
files are put for Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for
the Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?
BTW, there's only a "reinhard.cal" file in C:\Radiance\lib rather than
the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned in Axel's tutorial.
Are they the same?
The "reinhard.cal" file is "Erik Reinhard's simple global
tone-operator" according to the header of the file.
Is the "reinhart.cal" file as mentioned by Axel's a different .cal file
that was created by Christoph Reinhart in Harvard? If it is, may I know
where can we find this file?
Hi, you can simply copy the cal file to your destination folder.
jia
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 12:46 AM, Ji Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Radiance experts,
May I confirm with you that the tregenza.cal file as mentioned in the
rtcontrib tutorial (pp.16) by Axel Jacobs is only available in the Windows
version of Radiance installed through installing DaySim or DIVA for Rhino?
I can't find the tregenza.cal and other .cal files such as
reinhard.cal in /usr/local/lib/ray directory where the Radiance library
files are put for Mac version of Radiance.
If it is the case, can I simply copy those missing library files for
the Windows version of Radiance to the /usr/local/lib/ray directory in Mac?