License for VRAY for Revit

[Anonymous]

Every time I ‘m opening Revit the VRAY for Revit is asking me to insert again and again and again my license information.

I did the acquire license more than 10 times. That never happened with my previous versions.

What am I doing wrong? Thanks.

[aRcHiTeCt.JM · Accepted solution]

… hi @Anonymous 

… you are not doing anything wrong

… after clicking the acquire license

… go to settings

… licensing

… check the obtain license on start up

... this way it will never ask you again for the license

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Every time I ‘m opening Revit the VRAY for Revit is asking me to insert again and again and again my license information.

I did the acquire license more than 10 times. That never happened with my previous versions.

What am I doing wrong? Thanks.

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I am not sure of whether we are talking about the same problem, my base product is 3ds Max not Revit. Here it goes, anyway.

I was using the wrong interface. The proper one is this:

http://localhost:30304 

-Ramon
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[Anonymous]

Thanks again. I am learning Vray For Revit but so far it hasn’t been a piece of cake. I have lots of questions about it. Thanks .

[Anonymous]

Thanks. This was not the question but Thanks anyhow.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Thanks again. I am learning Vray For Revit but so far it hasn’t been a piece of cake. I have lots of questions about it. Thanks .

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I hope that the folks that work in the Chaos Group "V-Ray for Revit" department are NOT reading this post.

Those in the "V-Ray for 3ds Max" department will be happy.

My project (Free Open Source 3D Model of Dealey Plaza) is by definition multi-platform, multi-application. I want ALL volunteers to feel welcome, whether they are from the Revit, 3ds Max, Blender, Cinema 4D, Maya, SketchUp, etc. religion.  : -)

If you want to deliver the most amazing and impressive renderings and videos, you should consider this route/workflow:

 Revit -> 3ds Max -> V-Ray

If you want to learn from seasoned experts, quick and cheap, consider this route:

https://www.freelancer.com 

-Ramon
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[aRcHiTeCt.JM · Accepted solution]

… hi @Anonymous 

… you can keep coming here to ask those anytime

… or even better yet …

… go to chaosgroup / v-ray for revit forums

… they will answer better … I guess

… and don’t forget

[Anonymous]

Of course. I forgot . Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Thanks. What do you mean? That the Vray for REvit is bad? Do you suggest to go through 3dsMax instead?

I've tried before with 3dsMax but was harder . The settings in Revit are apparently less complicated.

Please explain. Thanks.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Thanks. What do you mean? That the Vray for REvit is bad? Do you suggest to go through 3dsMax instead?

I've tried before with 3dsMax but was harder . The settings in Revit are apparently less complicated.

Please explain. Thanks.

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V-Ray for Revit is not bad.

Keep in mind that I hire rented guns. I find

 - a LOT more
 - who produce the most amazing renderings

in the 3ds Max world.

-Ramon
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