OpTaliX-LT converts the following prescription items to/from Code V, Zemax, Oslo, Atmos, Modas, WinLens, Accos and Sigma PC/2000 : Go to the download page to obtain your copy of OpTaliX-LT (30 days free, after this period registration is required). Imported files can be viewed, analyzed and modified in all versions of OpTaliX, including OpTaliX-LT. Despite all of these difficulties, OpTaliX attempts to recognize a maximum amount of commands and features stored in external lens design files. This may lead to the situation that a feature that could be previously converted without problems now eventually leads to inappropriate conversion results. Another problem is that file formats are often changed without prior notice, for example if new features are added. Quite often the only rescue out of this problem is by 'reverse engineering'. To the extreme, some vendors are trying to obscure format details to the maximum possible extent. Not only that features are implemented in a completely different manner because program philosophies are vastly divergent, the major problem is lack of documetation about the formats how design data are stored. Note, however, that it is virtually impossible to convert ALL features offered by various optical design programs. The import/export capabilities of OpTaliX are comprehensive in a way that also advanced features like decenters, tilts, gradients, gratings, special apertures, etc are recognized and converted. At present, WinLens files can only be imported. Conversion can be done in both ways, that is, from other programs (import) or to other programs (export). OpTaliX offers comprehensive import and export routines to convert lens prescriptions from other optical design programs such as Code V, Oslo, ZEMAX, ASAP, Atmos, Modas Accos, Sigma2000 and WinLens.

Standardizing on Zemax software for optomechanical design reduces development iterations and repeated physical prototypes, and speeds time to market.

Zemax’s optical and mechanical design software, OpticStudio® and OpticsBuilder®, turn optical and illumination systems ideas into reality. The first version of the program was released in 1990 under the name Max, which was later renamed to Zymx. Moore and was introduced as the first optical design program for the Windows operating system. Zemax is an optical design software used to design and analyze optical and lighting systems. It is built using python, wxPython, and PyOpenGL. OpenRayTrace is an optical lens design software that performs ray tracing.

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