This will give you the ability to a symbol but could also result in additional effort to control visibility and to schedule these devices along with all your other lighting fixtures. One option to work around this shortcoming is to categorize your wall-mounted lighting fixture families as lighting devices instead of lighting fixtures. This means that you cannot use an annotation symbol nested in the family to represent the lighting fixture in a plan view when the fixture is mounted to a vertical face. However, you should note that any model element categorized as a lighting fixture does not have the ability to maintain its annotation orientation. In fact, you can place a face-hosted lighting fixture family on any vertical surface. The analysis results are applied to a view after the results are calculated.Lighting fixtures can be mounted to walls as well as ceilings. If your model contains design options, the geometry visible in the _InsightLighting Model View at the time the analysis is started will be analyzed.ĭifferent analysis types can be run on a model. The analysis will fail if the floors and rooms are in a linked model. All other elements can be linked model elements. When working with linked models, floors and rooms must be part of the host model. When running an analysis type that does not require room elements, you will receive a warning but can proceed with the analysis without placing rooms in the model. Other analysis types do not require rooms, but you may find it helpful to have rooms when working with results and schedules. Room elements are required for the following analysis types: Floors must be present and visible in the view in order to generate an analysis result. Floor elements are required to produce analysis planes. In order to perform an analysis your model must be composed of building elements (walls, floors, roofs, windows, curtain walls, etc).
Schedules are automatically created to track your model against lighting goals. The results are applied to 3D and plan views of your model. Lighting Analysis leverages Autodesk® A360 to provide the results of a lighting analysis in context. Create an in context lighting analysis of your model.
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