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Eos Family Par64 Lamps

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Date nunor
Date Wed, Mar 12 2025 11:34 AM
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Par64 Lamps

Greetings,

Following this post:

conventional fixtures in Augmented 3d

I would like to simulate the Parcan64 Lamps, Cp60, Cp61 and Cp62.

Is there any tecnique to apply each lamps caracterisitics on Augment3D?

Thank you

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eos moderator 26 days ago +2 ETC verified

There currently is not. https://support.etcconnect.com/ETC/Consoles/Augment3d/Fixtures_with_Asymmetric_Beams_Render_Round
Jkar Gorostiza 25 days ago +1

I don't know if this will help. PAR CAN lamp (OSRAM): CP60 12º/9º (320,000 cd) CP61 14º/10º (270,000 cd) CP62 24º/11º (116,000 cd) Augment3d does not simulate light intensity (cd)...but PAR CAN can…

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0 Jkar Gorostiza 25 days ago

I don't know if this will help.

PAR CAN lamp (OSRAM):

CP60 12º/9º (320,000 cd)
CP61 14º/10º (270,000 cd)
CP62 24º/11º (116,000 cd)

Augment3d does not simulate light intensity (cd)...but PAR CAN can be rendered (Patch-Type-Generic-Parcan [1] )...beam angle can be simulated (Patch-Augment3d-Beam Angle)...and blur can be simulated (Beam Edge 100)...
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0 Jkar Gorostiza 25 days ago

I don't know if this will help.

PAR CAN lamp (OSRAM):

CP60 12º/9º (320,000 cd)
CP61 14º/10º (270,000 cd)
CP62 24º/11º (116,000 cd)

Augment3d does not simulate light intensity (cd)...but PAR CAN can be rendered (Patch-Type-Generic-Parcan [1] )...beam angle can be simulated (Patch-Augment3d-Beam Angle)...and blur can be simulated (Beam Edge 100)...
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0 nunor 24 days ago in reply to Jkar Gorostiza

Thank you, The problem with the beam angle is that we can not configure 2 angles, there is only one available and the PAR CAN does an "egg" beam, with one angle we always have the "perfect circle".
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