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If a parameter’s value is not set, the script will run with the default value of the engine.

In the ADDITIONAL_DATA section of the LIGHT command Cinema 4D engine parameter values can be set. In the following section the additional parameters for the Cinema 4D rendering engine can be given: ! parameters for Cinema4D rendering engineĪDDITIONAL_DATA c4d_gen_Type = c4dGenType, ! parameters for internal rendering engine The internal engine is still available, this part has not been modified at the LIGHT command compared to ARCHICAD 17: light gs_color_red,

Representation of the light cone in 2D and 3DĬhanges and parametrisation of the GDL light command.

Absolute Light Intensity (Light Distance or Light Intensity).

Only basic light functions are available for the user in these objects: These Lamps use the light sources defined in the lightMacro_m, where most of the rendering engine functions have given a fix value (for example: Lens Flare, Noise, Caustics, Visible Light etc…).

Spot light source (Wall Lamps, Ceiling Spot Lamps).

Omni light source (Desk Lamps, Street Lamps).

The Lamps in the ARCHICAD Library could be divided into three groups by the used light sources:

Falloff – Reduce Energy over Distance: On.

Light Source: IES Light, if there is no *.ies file loaded in the Library, then Omni Light.2D, 3D Geometry: fix center point, rotatable light source.2D, 3D Geometry: fix center point, target point can be set.Differs from Sun Object only in editing options.2D, 3D Geometry: center point can be set, fix target point.2D, 3D Geometry: can be fit to window plane, rotatable (for example can be adjusted to skylight).Noise Illumination: On, Type: Hard Turbulence.2D, 3D Geometry: center point and target point can be set.2D, 3D Geometry: fix center point, light source is rotatable in case of “Illuminate One Direction Only”.General Light, IES Light with undefined *.ies file These objects use the basic light sources according to the following table: The parameters can be edited on a hierarchic User Interface.

The Light objects in the General Light Sources folder use all the functions provided by the Cinema 4D engine (except a few parameters with fixed values). Infinite Light: simulates coherent and parallel infinite light rays.Area Light: simulates a realistic soft lighting distribution from a definable two- or three-dimensional body.Spot Light: simulates light radiating from a single infinitely small point in space and has a cone of influence in a specific direction.Omni Light: simulates uniform rays shining out from a single infinitely small point in space in all directions.In the ARCHICAD Library there are four basic light sources: This post introduces the structure of the Light sources and objects in the ARCHICAD Library working with the new rendering engine. The parametrisation of the LIGHT command has been changed according to the new rendering engine. From ARCHICAD 18 the Lightworks rendering engine has been replaced to Cinema 4D rendering engine.