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I'm using Revit Arch 2010 (until tomorrow when I'll be getting 2011) and I'm trying to set up a sectional perspective rendering. I have a school project and want to show the classroom layouts in the perspective. I have the camera all set up, the scope box set up, and the lights grouped. My question is should I use the interior, or exterior settings for the rendering? I'd like to render the classroom lights on but it seem that no matter which settings I use (exterior/artificial only, exterio/sun and artificial, interior/artificil only, or interior/sun and artificial) I either get an all black rendering, or its completely washed out. Am I missing something? What is the best way to render a sectional perspective showing lighting? Thanks in advance.
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I don't see how you can use an interior setting unless the lights are actually in the view and I doubt that they are if this is a plan section perspective. I would wait until you have 2011 and can use the realistic view rather than a rendering.
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WWHub, you may have misunderstood. I set up a 3d camera view, turned on the scope box and have a sectional perspective set up. My light fixtures are visible in the camera view, but so is a lot of the exterior of the building. I really am only interested in the classroom lighting. So the question remains... interior or exterior? Sun and artificial, or artificial only?
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I am having the exact same problem, with the exception that I am trying to do a long section perspective, not a plan. I have an underground Parking garage and above ground mass. I am using studio lights, and when I render interior/sun artificial it is all white, and when I do exterior sun/artificial it doesn't even show the studio lights below ground. I have attached a prelim rendering for reference. In the rendering I attempted to put holes in the ground with shafts to allow sun in as skylights, however, it doesn't provide enough light for photoshop additions.
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