Hi Niya, This probably belongs in the radiance-general list, not radiance-dev. There is a Perl script called optics2rad that does this conversion. Did you try that on your Optics export files?
Eventually, they will build a proper Radiance export into Optics, but it has been years and I am not holding my breath. Best, -Greg > From: Todor Syarov <tho...@abv.bg> > Subject: [Radiance-dev] optics2glaze_glaze script > Date: October 1, 2014 2:21:24 AM PDT > > Hello, > > I am a student in Vienna and working on a daylight simulation with pipeflow: > IDGB#optics6#window7.2#ecotect2011#grasshopper#radiance#daysim3.1 > > Asking with un unease, since you must also have a tight schedule, > still I need to post two question: > > Could someone , please, make a break down of the steps creating double > glazing material with coating for Radiance? After generating the *.rad files > from optics do you manually correct the material in Radiance editor? > How do I implement optics2glaze with the glaze script for achieving this? > > here is one of the glazing systems: > 1st layer: pane 4mm > PVB coating 0.78mm > 6mm glass pane#cool lite skn 174 > 22mm Argon 90% > 2nd pane : 4mmTn = 64% > (IGDB source) > > Manufacturer value of the system > Tn=68% > R(outside)=13% > R(inside)=11% > > For my understanding tried to compare some values from manufacturer with my > Window output - and the discrepancy is quite generous. > The PVB is missing, though. > > How would you proceed when you solve this problem elegantly? > ATTACHED : the materials of the whole double insulated glazing system#output > window7.2 > the single glass pane materials#output opitcs6 > > Any comments are highly appreciated. > > Kind Regards from Vienna, > Niya
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