Daylight Visualizer Simulation for Prepared Room
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Title: VELUX Daylight Simulation Needed – Room File Already Provided
Hello,
I need someone to complete a full VELUX Daylight Visualizer assignment for me.
Important:
The room model file is already prepared and ready.
You do NOT need to model the room — just import it into VELUX and do the simulations exactly as required.
What you need to do:
1. Use my provided room file
• I will send you the ready room model (same room required in the assignment).
• Materials should remain:
• White plaster walls
• White ceiling
• Light grey floor
• Clear double-glazing windows
2. Case A – Illuminance (Clear Sky)
Run 3 simulations at 12:00 PM:
• 21 December
• 21 March
• 21 June
Output: False-color illuminance maps (lux)
3. Case B – Daylight Factor (Overcast Sky)
• Sky type: CIE Standard Overcast
Output: False-color DF% map
4. Shading Device
• Add one simple shading element (horizontal overhang OR vertical fins)
Then repeat:
• All 3 illuminance simulations
• Daylight Factor simulation
Total required = 8 simulations
5. Tables
Provide:
• Minimum values
• Maximum values
• Average values (using formula: (min + max) / 2)
6. Graphs
Create comparison charts for:
• December vs March vs June
• DF values
• Before vs after shading device
7. Final Report (PDF)
Follow the exact structure requested by the instructor:
• Introduction
• Space description
• Methodology
• Results (maps, tables, graphs)
• Discussion (seasonal change + shading effect)
• Conclusion
• Clean and professional layout
Deliverables:
• All VELUX simulation images (PNG/JPG)
• All tables (Excel/CSV)
• Graphs
• Final PDF report
• The VELUX working file
Please apply only if you can work with VELUX Daylight Visualizer and can deliver accurate academic-quality results.
Thank you!
Hello,
I need someone to complete a full VELUX Daylight Visualizer assignment for me.
Important:
The room model file is already prepared and ready.
You do NOT need to model the room — just import it into VELUX and do the simulations exactly as required.
What you need to do:
1. Use my provided room file
• I will send you the ready room model (same room required in the assignment).
• Materials should remain:
• White plaster walls
• White ceiling
• Light grey floor
• Clear double-glazing windows
2. Case A – Illuminance (Clear Sky)
Run 3 simulations at 12:00 PM:
• 21 December
• 21 March
• 21 June
Output: False-color illuminance maps (lux)
3. Case B – Daylight Factor (Overcast Sky)
• Sky type: CIE Standard Overcast
Output: False-color DF% map
4. Shading Device
• Add one simple shading element (horizontal overhang OR vertical fins)
Then repeat:
• All 3 illuminance simulations
• Daylight Factor simulation
Total required = 8 simulations
5. Tables
Provide:
• Minimum values
• Maximum values
• Average values (using formula: (min + max) / 2)
6. Graphs
Create comparison charts for:
• December vs March vs June
• DF values
• Before vs after shading device
7. Final Report (PDF)
Follow the exact structure requested by the instructor:
• Introduction
• Space description
• Methodology
• Results (maps, tables, graphs)
• Discussion (seasonal change + shading effect)
• Conclusion
• Clean and professional layout
Deliverables:
• All VELUX simulation images (PNG/JPG)
• All tables (Excel/CSV)
• Graphs
• Final PDF report
• The VELUX working file
Please apply only if you can work with VELUX Daylight Visualizer and can deliver accurate academic-quality results.
Thank you!