Knowledge Base DIALux 4

 ...can be done quite simply using auxiliary lines which can be inserted easily with a double click on the ruler in the CAD view.

In DIALux you can allocate colours and textures to surfaces via Drag and Drop. If, while you are doing this, you press the SHIFT key, then only the a...

…are calculated together if the daylight quotients are deactivated for the calculation and a sky model is selected instead.

DIALux not only displays the spectral distribution of any light source but also its colour rendering. In every window in which a spectrum is displayed ...

If you want to align a spot to focus on a specific target, DIALux includes a functionality with which it is child’s play to align the luminaire automat...

DIALux users who select different luminaires for a room often recognize that these sometimes have different light colours. Following the steps descr...

 …a room must be raised accordingly to be able to calculate realistically how daylight enters the room. For this just plan an obstruction (right m...

From time to time it happens, that an exterior scene shows an unexpected bright spot. To comprehend the input of each light source to this spot we sugg...

In the ground plan you draw a curved help line with the aid of the tool “draw curved help line”. Then you edit the room geometry (right mouse button:...

Frequently for the shapes of certain rooms or objects it becomes necessary to create a calculation area with polygonal geometry in order to provide e...