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Is there anyway to control the intensity of the sunlight when rendering in revit 2010? When I render an interior scene with Interior : Sun and Artificial, the light through my storefront is blown out. I've tried adjusting the sun position, but it's either on or off. Thanks, D.
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You have the "Adjust exposure" button where you can control what you want after rendering...
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Gee thanks! Please don't post, unless you understand what the issue is. Yes, post exposure adjustment can be done on the "rendered scene" overall. The question is how can the global sun intensity value be controled when rendering an "interior" scene with the interior artifical lights ON and the exterior sunlight ON. Thanks
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Ohh, Gee... sorry to try to help, I'm so sorry, does not happen again... And BTW in this one i didn't "touch" in the "Adjust exposure"....
Edited on: Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 2:49:16 PM
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Typhoon Looks like your using Revit 2011. Not Revit 2010, which is the version I was asking about. Yes, the sun seems to work properly in 2011. So, I still ask anyone: Is there a way to globally control the sun intensity in Revit 2010? Thanks,
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ohhh Gee.... your are completly right.... BUT, It's the same in 2010 and 2011.....
Edited on: Sat, Jun 5, 2010 at 4:40:19 AM
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