We need your help! 🔥
Please consider disabling your ad-blocker to support this website! 🔑
We are a free, community-supported website! 🥰
We only display small unobtrusive ads which help us stay online! 💯
Thank you in advance! ❤️
We are a free, community-supported website! 🥰
We only display small unobtrusive ads which help us stay online! 💯
Thank you in advance! ❤️
Radiance Material
Define and apply a Radiance material to the construction
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Names | Names | The names of the meshes to apply this material to. If the name ends with a * it applies to all the geometry that have a name that starts with the name given here. | Text |
| Preset | Preset | Material preset. All presets can be changed by applying overrides. If you pick window as preset, you can only apply the bsdf override. If you want to see the preset values, visit https://compute.procedural.build/docs/daylight/materials | Integer |
| Overrides | Overrides | Optional overrides to apply to the presets. If you have chosen window, you should add a override with: { "bsdf_path": "BSDF FILE" }. If you want to add a window with variable shading given by a schedule then the following override should be applied: { "bsdf_path": [ "BSDF FILE 1", "BSDF FILE 2", ] "schedules": [ [true, false, false, ...], [false, true, true, ...], ] }. The BSDF file can either be given as a path to a local file or "clear.xml", which is a default BSDF file Compute provides. If you want to override a material, which is not a window preset, the following overrides can be given: { "type": "plastic", "reals": [0.2, 0.2, 0.2, 0, 0], } | Text |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Material | Radiance Material | Text |
Site design © Robin Rodricks.
ProceduralCS and associated data © 2024 Christian Kongsgaard, Mark Pitman.
Rhinoceros and Grasshopper are registered trademarks of Robert McNeel & Associates.
Hosted by GitHub