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Hey guys my second post post so bear with me,
I'm in my second year of architectural technology and have some experiance with revit but I cant for the life of me think why my street lights are soo weak. I can get all the other lighting systems to work just cant get my street lights to "pop" I've tried editing the family so that they are set to full brightness etc... and still no change is there maybe another seting i'm unaware of or should I just try find another family......
thanks for your time
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ok got it :D just needed to set the watts MUCH higher
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