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I know there's been a ton of threads about this and I read probably all of them and still don't get it right.
I'm using Revit 2013 - and the recessed can lights that come with revit. When rendered they always stay dark.
1. I changed the wattage like Typhoon said by 100...but it didn't do the job.
2. Self-Illumination is clicked on - also doesn't do it
3. I even painted the inside of the can - nope
4. There is no glass inside the recessed can...
WWhat am I doning wrong???I'm at my witts end...I'm sure it's something minor...any help as always highly appreciated.
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Hi Tectacoma,
Have you put "Light Source" into your light fixtures?
See this thread
http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=29632
Edited on: Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 2:23:13 PM
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Does you light cut the ceiling?
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CDWDavid...I checked the thread but unfortunately I don't know Sketchup
WWHub...I was under the impression the light is cutting the ceiling since I can see the fixture.
I copied the "original" revit fixture and placed an extrusion inside and called it light source...still not getting it.
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You have a solid between your light source and the room. Either it is the ceiling (no hole) or it is something solid in your family. You will have to look again.
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WWHub....so I checked again but I don't see a solid either between the fixture
and the ceiling or a solid inside the fixture ( I deleted the one I created earlier).
I moved the light source down earlier in the family as well but still doesn't light up. All I want is for the fixture (which is light can that
comes within revit family) to light up like the example I posted below that was done by someone else obviously.
Thanks for the all feedback.
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Like I said before...it's probably something small...lol
I found the solution....
1. created my own custom light source in the materials library (probably not necessary but just copied in case...)
2. "Check" self-illumination box...
3. "Check" the REFLECTIVITY box...that's the one that was un-checked the entire time..now it seems to be working.
thanks for all your feedback guys
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Got a a automatic door of this style http://caldwells.com/exterior-doors/front-doors, it is autmatic function I modded it using Raspberry PI... can I integrated the revit interior lighting to it?
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