In the reference panel called emissive>glow we read the word nits as a reference, but by inserting the power in nits I see darkness. Instead, I insert the power in Lumens and it improves but I still get a dark environment. I’m very sorry because I would like to use the software for my lighting simulations. For greater clarity, I also report the relative calculation I use to estimate the power, given that I use a wall-mounted LED strip system. In 3D I insert the models of the relevant appropriately shaped profiles, then in TM I apply the material to which I will give a relative luminescence. In the case of LED strips, I will have: - a power of 20.5W/m, which multiplied by the length (e.g. 8m) gives me a power of 164Lm - to convert Lumens to Nits, I will have to subtract 164Lm by 3.42, obtaining 47.95Nits. I await your technical opinion on this matter.
All’inizio ho fatto male i conti. L’inserimento delle lendini al posto della Lm sembra funzionare.