Dear all,
I used to make luminance HDR false color images with wxfalsecolor. After installing the last LB version, I have been getting this error when creating the false color image:
error: v=y/yres;vleft=v;vright=v;vbelow=(y-1)/yres;vabove=(y+1)/yres; ^ divide by zero con
Does anybody have the same problem? have you fix it? if so, could you please share the solution?
Thanks
Hi @Julioamodia89 ,
This is not really a ladybug tools question since we don’t use FalseColor2 in the LBT plugin and wxfalsecolor is its own standalone application. It’s possible @mikkel knows what is going on as he’s a general Radiance master but it might be better to post this on the Radiance forum:
The message there kinda seems like a but in wxfalsecolor so you could also try opening an issue on their Github:
And, just to understand, you are opening the raw output of a HB Point-in-Time View-Based recipe in wxfalsecolor, right?
Hi Chris,
Thank you for your response and for keeping alive this forum.
I will translate this issue to the Radiance and GitHub forums.
Regarding your question, that is correct, it is the raw HDR file generated from the point in time image simulation.
Thanks
