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Hello,
i'm using Revit Architecture 2012 and it now has the Ambient Shadows option, which makes the model look like an watercolour but much more defined in the faces and edges. I like the aspect and would like to render my models in a way that i can keep the look of the ambient shadows.
Can anyone help me doing it, please?
All my rendering images are too white, burnt and with the volumes not so well defined.
I attached an image so you can see what i'm looking for. The idea is to create renders simulating project models.
Hope someone can help.
Thank you all.
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Maybe this can help you: http://wikihelp.autodesk.com/Revit/enu/Community/Tips_and_Tricks/Views%2c_Visibility%2c_Graphics/Revit_2012_Visualization_Tips
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