It looks like support for .rsmx models was depreciated in R23.1.
I’m trying to model a CREE led (XD16) and it looks like they only host .rsmx files.
Is there any work around and/or plans for future support?
Any advice on how to proceed would be helpful.
Best answer by navreen.kaur
With the 23.1 release, the RSMX and ISX libraries were deprecated. The reason for deprecation is that these libraries rely on obsolete Microsoft components that could potentially introduce IT or security vulnerabilities in the future. These libraries and any functionality relying on them were completely removed in the 23.2 release. This includes the following features:
Download Radiant Source Models
View Radiant Source Models
Generate Rays
Reverse Radiance
IS Scatter Catalog
In addition to the features listed above, the REVR Merit Function Operand and the Reverse Radiance Detector and Target objects had also been removed.
One workaround we can think of would be to install a legacy OpticStudio version (23.1 or 2023R1 at the latest) and use the ray generation tool - of course to do this you will need to have a Premium license as this feature was always a Premium feature.
With the 23.1 release, the RSMX and ISX libraries were deprecated. The reason for deprecation is that these libraries rely on obsolete Microsoft components that could potentially introduce IT or security vulnerabilities in the future. These libraries and any functionality relying on them were completely removed in the 23.2 release. This includes the following features:
Download Radiant Source Models
View Radiant Source Models
Generate Rays
Reverse Radiance
IS Scatter Catalog
In addition to the features listed above, the REVR Merit Function Operand and the Reverse Radiance Detector and Target objects had also been removed.
One workaround we can think of would be to install a legacy OpticStudio version (23.1 or 2023R1 at the latest) and use the ray generation tool - of course to do this you will need to have a Premium license as this feature was always a Premium feature.
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