AGI32 is a computational program that performs numerical point-by-point calculations of incident direct or reflected light on any real surface or imaginary plane. Within this scope, it is used to predict or quantify the distribution of artificial or natural light in any environment.

AGI32 is a simple yet extraordinary model builder capable of constructing almost any architectural environment. Vaults, domes, curves, slopes and extrusions are easily created allowing you to accurately model the architectural elements you encounter everyday. AGI32 supports many 3D entity types (3DFaces, Regions, Bodies, Polymesh and ACIS Solids) allowing you to import models from other programs.

AGI32 is a wonderfully fun and interactive rendering program. Employed on this level, AGI32 can be used to generate extremely fast and accurate color images of the behavior of the specified luminaires within the environment. Fast enough to be used on an iterative basis, designers now have the ability to quickly visualize and share different lighting scenarios before they are specified, purchased and installed.

AGI32 also provides the dramatic capability to ray trace your renderings after the radiosity calculation is complete. Ray tracing will provide extremely crisp shadows and show specular surfaces such as tile furniture, mirror furniture, glass to make your presentation images almost lifelike.