[Bf-python] brad: Blender2Radiance

[cpbarton at iinet.net.au]

Hi Francesco, Good to here from you!, remember me from Bconf??? I did the OBJ 
i/o (not like its a big deal of anything)

Id love to have a look at your script, I have been developing a set of generic 
impoerter/exporter functions that do commonly done tasks in an optimal way OR 
manage corner cases better then blender does. so Ill have a look at your code 
and see if there are any improvements.
Im in sunny Boston right now so I cant realy do this yet but look fwd to 
kicking your code about, BTW I was very impressed with your exporter and am 
not infering that you code is bad or anything like that.

Any Boston blender users out there :), 
Oh well, see you guy's later...
- Cam



Quoting Francesco Anselmo <pisuke at tiscali.co.uk>:

> 
> Hi all!
> 
> I hope I'm posting this message to the correct mailing list!
> 
> I've finally decided to release my little Blender exporter+gui
> for Radiance.
> 
> It exports stills and animations (only frame by frame at the moment),
> allows some interaction with Radiance simulation parameters, can be
> used to run luminance/illuminance/daylight factor calculations
> on arbitrary grids, has basic support for Radiance materials and
> luminaires libraries. 
> 
> There's still a lot to do with it, the code is sometimes a little
> redundant and not optimised, I need to check it on windows, need
> to write documentation (there is only a simple tutorial available,
> and I'm not Shakespeare ...), but the gui should be usable
> (well, bugs are always 'round the corner ...).
> 
> Anybody who wants to help is very welcome!
> 
> It can be downloaded from the "radiance tools" website:
> http://www.bozzograo.net/radiance/
> 
> A big thank you to all the blender/python developers,
> and a happy new year to all!
> 
> -- 
> Francesco 
> 
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