Cloud rendering

[danowak]

After the cloud has rendered my scenes in Revit 2012....how do I get them back into my project to add them to sheets?

[ccollins · Accepted solution]

I suppose one way is to download the rendered image (.png or .jpeg, etc.) from the Cloud, and then insert as image

into a view and place the view on a sheet.

I'm not sure you will still have the same "internal functionality" if you render the image directly in Revit.

[atobiasz]

I have the same question as the OP so I will just bump the post.

Is there a way to integrate the jpg/png back in the revit file like it would have been rendered locally other then inserting the image as a separate entity like Cliff said?

[danowak]

One of my students just did it.  He had his sheet in which he wanted to place the image opened.  He then went to import under the insert tab and brought it right in to the sheet.

[newmanboy13]

The file I upload to the cloud renderer keeps failing, and I'm unsure as to why. The exact same file and view was sent successfully multiple times before today. There were a few new additions to the file such as additional parking as well as model text for signage. Could that be an inhibitor? 
Thanks