| Feature | evo 8 | evo 9 | |---------|-------|-------| | Project tree filtering | Basic | Advanced (search, type filters) | | Outdoor terrain modeling | Simple plane | Elevation points + terrain objects | | Emergency lighting calculation | Manual zones | Automatic escape route analysis | | Light scene timeline | No | Yes (per minute/hour) | | Multi-core CPU support | Limited | Improved parallelization |
Glare is a major factor in workplace lighting. In DIALux evo 9, the UGR analysis has been separated into its own dedicated assistant. dialux evo 9
Using the Dialux Plug-in for Revit (updated for 2025 compatibility), you can export your Revit rooms directly into a .dwg or .ifc format. When you open this in Dialux evo 9, the materials, windows, and furniture are carried over. Once you finish your lighting plan in evo 9, you can export the luminaire positions back to Revit as "Lighting Devices." | Feature | evo 8 | evo 9
To leverage the new calculation core and 3D graphics, evo 9 requires a modern workstation. While it can run on standard office laptops, a dedicated graphics card (GPU) is highly recommended for smooth navigation in complex 3D scenes. The software is 64-bit only, taking full advantage of modern RAM capacities to handle large projects. When you open this in Dialux evo 9,