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Revit Architecture Understanding Views and View Navigation

on April 17, 2016

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V-Ray for Revit QuickStart Guides - Introduction and Materials

Introduction In this QuickStart tutorial we are going to look at the basic functionality of V-Ray for Revit, as well as going through the process of setting up and rendering a scene. Tutorial Steps 1) Open basic sample scene Usually located in C:\Program Files\Autodesk\(Revit Version)\Samples 2) Open the V-ray for Revit toolbar on the Ribbon 3) Set up draft options for rendering Let’s render the living room view. First we need to set it up to do a quick draft rendering. To do this, let’s change the Current View to “Living Room”, set the Quality to “Draft”, set the Resolution to Crop Box to 96 DPI, leave the Artificial Lights off, leave the Environment to V-Ray Sun and the Exposure Value to 14. 4) Start an RT rendering by clicking on Render V-Ray RT V-Ray RT is now running. Since RT is the real time ray tracing mode, certain settings can be modified while the render is going which will update in the rendering without having to start over. ...

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Getting Started Vray 2.0 Sketchup Tutorials

Quick Start Dome Light Vray Proxy Vray RT CPU and GPU Express Tools V-Ray for SketchUp provides designers with faster rendering, better lighting tools, and the ability to create and visualize complex scenes. This designer-friendly rendering solution for SketchUp features dramatic improvements to visualization workflow with V-Ray RT and improved image based lighting quality with the V-Ray Dome Light. V-Ray Proxy allows for easier complex scene management with highly detailed models. get more from: http://www.chaosgroup.com/en/2/vrayforsketchup.html

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Revit Architecture Understanding Views and View Navigation

Revit Architecture Understanding Views and View Navigation

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