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Hi Everyone, I created a tree using archvision RPC Creator. The image I use looks great but when I render the view, the building looks good but the trees look washed out, bright and definitely not as good as the tree jpg I used. I also find the trees that come with revit do the same thing. Surely the trees should look better than this, right? These two trees are the ones I created. I also attached the two jpegs I used to create the RPC. thanks, salarch2
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It looks like the Revit Rendering didn't attach. Try this...Salarch2
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Sorry, I meant to say I was using Revit 2011.
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Hi Everyone,
I am bringing this thread to the top again because I am still having these issues and was hoping someone would know the answer. Please see above posts.
thank you,
salarch2
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Its happening with defaults trees? ... maybe your overexposing the render, try at 12 of exposition, in a test proyect , outdoors.
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I think this is because the artificial sun is lighting up the trees. You have a sun lighting your model so obviously its going to light up everything. What if you modify the contrast your original jpeg to darken the image?
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I posted my own post wondering how to create RPC trees using a jpeg image and since you obviously know how to do this is there anyway you can tell me how to do this. Here was my post
"So I really need to find out how to make my own rpc trees and shrubs using jpeg photos of the different plants. I live in phoenix and we have lots of cacti, and unique looking plants that I cannot find anything that works in revit or on the internet. When I try and put it through photoshop it just does not look the same as a revit rendering because of shadows and relationship to other plants etc... so I need to figure out how to make my own plants using my own pictures. I am not really well versed in revit terminology so please try and be as clear and simplistic in your explanation as possible.
Thanks"
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