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lens smiluator program thing?
I'm pretty sure there used to be a program linked on this forum or LPF where you could add a beam and lenses and see what beam you'd end up with by positioning the lenses and beam in an editor.
Anybody know of such a program?
Would spare this forum users from some stupid questions from me.
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There's an App for the iPhone called RayLab that's pretty good.
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Damn, don't see it on AndroidOriginally Posted by Jem
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Something like that for Windows would be great. Doesn't have to be free.
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... this is a "lense-evolver" in German and needs an older windows than Win7 (had it running on Win98 and XP):
http://www.didaktik.physik.lmu.de/ar...ion/index.html
Viktor
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Wow, both german only and not working on Windows 7 and above? Thanks for posting but I don't think that will help many people.
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OSLO Light?
Steve
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... you can make some basic optical setups (lens, refration, laserbeams ...) with Algodoo, but it's more meant for education, than exact numbers:
http://www.algodoo.com/what-is-it/
Viktor
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Try WinLens3D:
http://www.opticalsoftware.net/index...are/winlens3d/
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These all look nice, even though I haven't wrapped my hand around the GUI yet. Thank you.
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