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I have been having issues with rendering a walkthrough/fly that is taking days to render. Does anyone have any suggestions on acheiving a decent rendering quality without having to dedicate 6 computers to a single task for a couple of days.
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If you can get the keys to NASA, borrow their computer system it may perform better.
Seriously now, I have had the same problem, tried alot of different settings with no luck. We ended up exporting the model to an external application and still had to "farm" 5 computers to complete a 1 minute rendered walkthrough.
Would be interested to see other users solutions.
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Sorry fellas, we havent had any sucess in that area either... perhaps you could explain how you guys manage to 'farm' other computers? That would be really helpfull, we havent found any info about it in Revit at all...
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I'm tackling this issue at the moment too....
I've got a reasonable size model (4 storey Mill conversion - 56Mb) and have started on a 24 fps, 800x600 full render, interior/exterior walkthrough. At the moment, externally, I can get out about 1 frame in 90-120 secs, which, if left running overnight gives me about 30secs of animation. Have yet to start the internal section, but predict render times will dramatically increase due to lighting.
I'm more worried about compression codex and which one is the prefered... the ones I've tried destroy the quality of the visuals, but without it, 30 sec of animation clocks in at 1Gb....
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