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Developer(s) | DIAL GmbH, Lüdenscheid, Germany |
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Stable release | DIALux evo 12.1 Patch 4 (5.12.1.7360)
(09.07.2024) |
Operating system | Microsoft Windows |
Available in | 26 languages |
Type | 3D computer graphics |
License | proprietary |
Website | dialux.com |
DIALux is a 3D graphics software for lighting design developed by DIAL GmbH[1] in Lüdenscheid, Germany. It is mainly used by lighting planners, consultants, architects, lighting technicians and electricians to plan, calculate and visualize light for indoor and outdoor areas. Numerous lamp and luminaire manufacturers offer plug-ins for their products that make the beam characteristics available in the DIALux application. The software is available free of charge via the manufacturer's website.[2] In addition to performing photometric calculations, individual rooms, multi-storey buildings, paths, parking lots, streets and landscapes can be created, planned and simulated.
The possibilities are not limited. An Aircraft cabin lighting design[3] with DIALux evo is possible as well as the lighting design for a hotel.[4] The application was used in the lighting design for the Alte Pinakothek in Munich or for the UNESCO World Heritage Site Imperial Palace of Goslar (Kaiserpfalz Goslar).[5][6] A case study for simulating and optimizing the lighting of the JAMKARAN Mosque was also realized with DIALux.[7] In another study, it is used to simulate different lighting in historic gardens with buildings in order to evaluate the lighting interaction.[8] The software can also be used, for example, for planning tasks such as the optimal lighting of artworks in a gallery.[9] [10][11] Among other things, the lighting design of sports facilities or the design of emergency lighting according to DIN EN 1838 is supported. Newer versions support the implementation of energy assessments in accordance with DIN V 18599 and EN 15193, as required for energy performance certificates.
The Project Showroom [12] in the DIALux Community provides an interesting insight into further possible use cases.
3D models created with DIALux can be rendered with the raytracer POV-Ray.
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