Credits
DL-Light SketchUp Extension
Copyright (c) 2015 - 2024
De Luminae
deluminaelab.com
light@deluminaelab.com
Authors
DL-Light extension is developed by
De Luminae .
- Mathieu Lagarde (DL-Instant Developer)
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Jean-Dominique Lenard (Concept, Participation
to Development and Validation)
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Jerome Dumonteil (Developement, Mac OSX port,
Program architecture and advices)
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Ljubica Mudri (Original idea, Advice and
Validation from Architect's Point of View, point of view of the
daylighting expert)
Former versions development
- Marija Velickovic (Main Developer)
Acknowledgements
Extension uses various tools and libraries for graphical user
interface and calculation.
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All daylighting calculations are performed with validated
Radiance
software. Required
Radiance executables for Windows
are compiled by NREL and included in extension distribution.
Authors want to thank Greg Ward and complete Radiance community
for their help during past 10 years, that made our work with
Radiance much easier.
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Authors want to thank numerous Sketchup plugins' developers from
SketchUcation forums
for help on various Ruby API and other extensions' related
questions. The idea for surfaces higlighting comes from the
extension
Ruby Console+ .
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The materials DB "Spectral Materials Database" is accessible on
the website
https://spectraldb.com, credit: Jakubiec, JA. (2016). Building a database of opaque
materials for lighting simulation. In PLEA 2016–Cities,
Buildings, People: Towards Regenerative Environments,
Proceedings of the 32nd International Conference on Passive and
Low Energy Architecture.
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Various JavaScript and jQuery libraries are used to make user
interface nice and comfortable:
- Python libraries pillow, Numpy, Scipy, psutil.
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ODF library
odfdo.
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Font used for false color palette is Veranda.ttf, Copyright (c)
2003 by Bitstream, Inc.
Third-party programs' and libraries' licenses are included in
extension distribution.