How to make the luminaire big in Dialux evo

Good morning everyone, it's Neil Karojo again, one more question and I'm done for today. Well, this is a question or comment from my YouTube video. I think this is a video on how to expand the building in Deluxe Eagle. Well, Christian Julian. He asked me, I saw you were an expert in the plan. I did the same, but when you import the fixtures, they come to their normal size. How can I

make

imported bodies at the scale I choose? Thanks, okay, so I think Julian wants to have a fixture that looks bigger when you see it on the plan, okay, so I told him that on the latest Evo it's not possible because whatever the size is in the photometric file it's going to be the size in Evo's dialogues, okay, so there's no option to increase the size uh in the plan or in the visual, okay to give you more examples about this, so this is a shopping center and this is a shopping center huge and I did the exterior lighting design well so you can see that those numbers are the calculation grids and those yellow and with the red label are the

luminaire

s or the area lighting lights or the reflectors or the street lights and when You go to the plan of this you can see that there are also linear lights here on the bridge when you go to the pool floor it is so small that it is very difficult to recognize where the Luminaires are and if you are a cad operator you better increase those Legends so that be very visible or very visual to look at at a glance I think this is what Julian wants to have unfortunately Julian is not possible because when you import the fixture or export the fixture from the latest Evo it will only give you the same output so yeah, whatever you see in the plan here when you export, yes, it will give you the same scale and the same look when you import it in Evo dialogs, okay, but the good thing is that it's okay, now I'm going to compare it with ACI 32, so , to dialogue with Steam, just look at this as a benefit if you can tweak the software similar to sorry, compare again. to egl32 okay because in AGI, so I'm opening my AGI now, so this is the AGI software, there is an option here, so this is a big field, yeah, okay, yeah, it's not that big, it's a rugby clubhouse field and you can see.

Those reflectors on the mast, you can see here the rows and columns of reflectors on the mask. There is an option here in AGI where you can increase the size of the fixture and when you export it in AutoCAD, yes, you can see it visually, that increases as well. and how to do it in egr32 Just click on this to enlarge the fixture symbols, click on it and it will ask you how much percentage you want to increase the size of the fixture just visually. I'm not on the real thing, of course, so if I say this is multiplied by 3 and then press OK boom, now it's gotten bigger, so the spacing of the adjustment will be the same because you have to place it on the mask correctly, so I valuable in this case is that you can do it when you trace it. or export it like what I have here in my mall, it will get bigger.

You see, it will multiply the size of this by two and when you zoom out the entire plan or the entire site, you can easily see where those fixtures are so that The advantage of AGI 32 again is that there is an option to zoom in or increase the size of the luminary. Okay, so the dialogue thing, if maybe you can again, you know, adjust it, maybe you can add it to your option um, just maybe, just maybe, because um. some of the lighting designers requested it and sometimes I also like to have it because, for example, I have this big project on the site plan or even a big interior lighting.

Sometimes I prefer to have a big moon sign because if I want to send it to the contractor or installer, I'll scale it again, one by one, like SC or scale, and then I'll escape, let's say five over one, yeah, I'll scale it individually and a lot, that takes a long time, okay? um Christian Julian, sorry the latest Evo can't do it yet, but maybe soon or someday they will also tune it similarly to ngi 32. Okay, if you want to hear more from Julian about lighting design techniques or uh. the dialogs Evo software go check out my new Demi courses on the basics of um dialogs Evo and of course don't forget to subscribe so we'll see you again in the next video.