Nelco Roco! Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho! Está aula ajudou bastante agente aqui no Brasil. Obrigado !

Hello, I'm always enjoying watching from Korea. Thank you so much for today's video.

Thank you so much Nelco! You are saving me so many hours of trial and error

فديتج حجربها هسه ❤

Thanks so much for this video, this was the solution I'm looking for. Until today I used meshlab and a second command line tool. So you have totally change my workflow. Thanks 🙏

I don't know how much thanks to say to you Miss Nelca~~~

Hi Ms Nelca, there was also a way to import the CAD 3D directly to the evo. Just export the file from dwg to .sat file (ACIS file) then insert or drag and drop it to the Evo. 😃

Very useful. Muchas gracias!

Hi.why are the results imported? My 3DS is too heavy in Dialux

Hello, could you help me to pass a Solidworks file in . STL to be able to use it and model light levels in Dialux? Thank you.

Hello, very nice video, Ty. After import how to insert the luminaries inside the building imported?

Hi miss Nelca, thank you very much for this tutorial video. It helps me a lot. By the way I have a question, why there are some objects missing when I imported (revit) IFC file to Dialux evo? I hope you will notice this.

Hi, Nelca, I cannot sure of what difference is between the room element and the extrusion object as below, which one is better if I build construction, such as walking bridge, many thanks to your help.

Hi Nelca Rocco .I used pconplaner to convert the Autocad 3D model(95MB) of a part of a mining plant and I get the 3D to Dialux as you show in the video but the dialux's file it's to heavy it's 25MB and when I try to simulate it's hard to Dialux to do the calculation it takes around 1hour or don't work. is there a solution? I hope you can help me

Thanks for the video. I have a question. Is there a problem if one use imported buildings instead of making it in Dialux? I mean, can we lose some functions by doing it this way or not?