 New to AGi32?
 You might find some helpful tips on our YouTube New Users Playlist. |
We are pleased to announce the 2015 Charles Loch Memorial Award winner!
Winner announcement |
Tips, Tricks and Treats!
I'm sure you know that Daylight Transition Surfaces (e.g. windows) need to be facing INTO a room or space to work properly (transition light from the outside to the inside). However, did you know you can quickly check the orientation of all transition surfaces in Render Mode by enabling Transition Surface Vectors in Render-Display Properties?! Give it a try in your next daylight project! |
Tips, Tricks and Treats!
Ever wanted to know how much light in an environment is reflected versus direct? Try this:
* After calculating in Render Mode, open Render-Display Properties and select; Pseudo Color, Illuminance, Apply Maximum (Illuminance) and Display Scale (click Preview to update the image).
* Now select Direct Only or Indirect Only and compare (click Preview to update the image)! |
FREE Webinar: 'Using AGi32's Page Builder to Create Compelling Reports' is now available for free on our YouTube channel!
Webinar is broken into four parts/videos (total time: 58 minutes). Click here to get started with Part 1! |
Trick or treat?!
Try this the next time you are working with multiple views in Model or Render Mode - In View Manager, select Cascade View Display. Maximize the views to full size and use Ctrl+Tab to move between the views! Watch this video to see it in action!
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Tips, Tricks and Treats!
Spending ten minutes learning Project Manager could save you hours fiddling with complicated projects! Have a look! |
 Free update available for all Toolbox v1.9 users (v1.93)!
Click here to see a complete list of bug fixes in Toolbox v1.93 (check the 'Readme Information' topic) |
Thinking about moving to Windows 10?
All of the latest versions of our products (AGi32, ElumTools and Photometric Toolbox) have been tested and work without issue under Windows 10! |
Tips, Tricks and Treats!
Did you know you can share your license with a second computer or colleague using Simple Sharing? Watch this and see how! |
