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		<title>tutorial:sun &#8211; compacted shade projection</title>
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 &#60;code java&#62; &#60;code java&#62;
-Pts path = Sun.getPath(21, 3, 42, 6, -15, 20, 300) // day, month, latitude, longitude, ref. meridian, nb of points, distance+Pts path = Sun.getPath(21, 3, 42, 6, -15, 20, 300); // day, month, latitude, longitude, ref. meridian, nb of points, ...</description>
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		<title>tutorial:sun &#8211; some comments on changing Sun parameters</title>
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 The set of Param is organised as follows: The set of Param is organised as follows:
-&#160; # Julian day from 1 to 365 +&#160; - Julian day from 1 to 365 
-&#160; # time (in float) +&#160; - time (in float) 
-&#160; # latitude +&#160; - latitude 
-&#160; # ...</description>
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		<title>tutorials:energyplus</title>
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 which makes the url /usr/local/EnergyPlus to be redirected on the actual application folder.&#160;  which makes the url /usr/local/EnergyPlus to be redirected on the actual application folder.&#160; 
  
-For Mac users we will try to avoid having to build **gnuplot** (general purpose plotting tool) ...</description>
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		<title>tutorials:energyplus &#8211; gnuplot build workaround</title>
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 Possible types are Possible types are
&#160;+&#60;code java&#62;
 &#160; * EnergyPlus.WALL&#160; // default  &#160; * EnergyPlus.WALL&#160; // default 
 &#160; * EnergyPlus.FLOOR &#160; * EnergyPlus.FLOOR
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 &#160; * EnergyPlus.DOOR &#160; * EnergyPlus.DOOR
 &#160; * EnergyPlus.SHADING &#160; * EnergyPlus.SHADING
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 Surfaces are of type ...</description>
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		<title>tutorials:radiance</title>
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 &#60;/code&#62; &#60;/code&#62;
  
-This simulation can be run to get radiation or luminance values by setting the following flag to true or false+This simulation can be run to get irradiation or illuminance values by setting the following flag to //true// or //false// (it is //true// ...</description>
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		<title>tutorials:radiance &#8211; added mkillum example</title>
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 ====example==== ====example====
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&#160;+An example to test rendering times and secondary sources computations
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 &#60;code java&#62; &#60;code java&#62;
 import processing.opengl.*; import processing.opengl.*;
 import anar.*; import anar.*;
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 Group group = new Group(); Group group = new Group();
&#160;+Group groupRender;
&#160;+
&#160;+Face glass;
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&#160;+Obj box;
&#160;+Obj sphere;
  
 void ...</description>
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		<title>tutorial:eclipse &#8211; proclipsing link</title>
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 ======anar+ in Eclipse====== ======anar+ in Eclipse======
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&#160;+
&#160;+----
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&#160;+**update** http://code.google.com/p/proclipsing/wiki/GettingStarted is an alternative to the present tutorial. Note that you will need to install the ANAR+ library after that.
&#160;+
&#160;+----
&#160;+
 Here is a simple step by step tutorial explaining how to use anar+ within Eclipse. Eclipse is a programming ...</description>
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		<title>tutorials:radiance &#8211; radiance added rendering + analysis</title>
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 **Global irradiance**&#160; is the combination of **direct irradiance** coming directly from the sun and **indirect irradiance** which accounts for the reflections and diffusion by the atmosphere (think that the sky is blue and not completely dark as on the moon). Below is a picture of ...</description>
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		<title>tutorials:radiance &#8211; radiance added rendering + analysis</title>
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 **Global irradiance**&#160; is the combination of **direct irradiance** coming directly from the sun and **indirect irradiance** which accounts for the reflections and diffusion by the atmosphere (think that the sky is blue and not completely dark as on the moon). Below is a picture of ...</description>
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		<title>tutorial:sun &#8211; first complete version</title>
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 Using the Sun object is useful for geometric computations. If you want numeric information about light availability or the amount of solar energy that hits a surface, you should use a ray tracing simulation. Radiance is one of such simulations which has been extensively used ...</description>
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