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    Revit Custom Rendering Settings

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    10-18-2011 03:43 PM

    Could someone tell me what parts of the Mental Ray engine the Custom Settings are affecting in regards to photons and final gathering?

     

    In the Direct Illumination Options

     

    Compute Indirect and Sky Ilumination

     

    Indirect Iluumination Precsion

     

    Indirect Illumination Smoothness

     

    Indirect Iluumination Smoothness

     

    Thanks in advance for any info!

     

     

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    alan.quinn
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    Re: Revit Custom Rendering Settings

    10-20-2011 07:31 AM in reply to: marlasmith

    Go here: http://docs.autodesk.com/MENTALRAY/2012/ENU/mental%20ray%203.9%20Help/files/manual/node52.html

     

    Hope this helps and thanks for posting.



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    Re: Revit Custom Rendering Settings

    10-20-2011 02:13 PM in reply to: marlasmith

    Thanks for the llink.

     

    I am assuming that in Revit 2012 Custom Render settings that:

     

    Precision is the Photon size/amount

    Smoothness is the Final Gather

    Bounces is the Final Gather

     

    I'm just trying to understand how the settings from Max translate to the simplified version in Revit.

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    alan.quinn
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    Re: Revit Custom Rendering Settings

    10-27-2011 06:03 AM in reply to: marlasmith

    I asked around and here’s what came back. The basic ‘translation’ from Max to Revit is that many of the Max parameters are bundled together and controlled by a single parameter in Revit. So there is not a 1 to 1 relationship between parameter names in Max and Revit. Perhaps other users may want to chine in? 

     

    Thanks,



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