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dpijon

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First of all, I'm using Revit 2014, with the latest updates, as of 8/4/2014.

Anyways, everytime I render an interior perspective, the lighting goes completely haywire.  It looks almost as if I'm doing a photometric study.  I've attached a draft quality rendering as an example.  I have it set to interior: Sun and Artificial.  Is there a setting that I'm missing?  All of the lighting families (which were given to me by my engineer, per their design) have what seem to be the standard light sources.  In all the projects I've done renderings for, I've never had this as a result.  

Is there some analytical setting that I need to be turning off, or is it a sign that something like my graphics card is about to die?

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oneworld279

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I am sure it's your graphic card

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blue442

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try rendering it in the cloud. 

if it does it... then its your model.

If it render's fine, then its a hardware or software issue.

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