Model a simple room and verify geometry, surface properties, and the chosen sky or light sources before adding complexity. Compare selected values with a known case and examine sensitivity to simulation settings. Keep material inputs and scene assumptions documented, especially when presenting numerical lighting metrics alongside visually persuasive rendered images.
This is best suited to lighting researchers and building-performance analysts. Before committing a larger project, account for these trade-offs: command-line workflows take practice; material and sky assumptions strongly affect results.
