REVIT 2017 RENDERING ENGINE

REVIT 2017 RENDERING ENGINE

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REVIT 2017 RENDERING ENGINE

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Hi I wanted your help for settings on Revit, it appears that when ever I render with artificial lighting they are not realistic only show white colour especially when using sun and artificial lighting

 

 

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Viveka_CD
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Hi @Anonymous

I see that you are visiting as a new member! Welcome to the Autodesk community!Smiley Happy

Please click HERE to see the video  which demonstrates how to define artificial lighting for a rendering in Revit and how to adjust the exposure.

In the Artificial Lights dialog, under On/Off, select individual lighting fixtures or light groups to include them in the rendered image. Clear the check boxes to omit the lights in the rendered image.You can also enter values in the Dimming column to dim individual lighting fixtures or entire light groups.

See attached images below:

artificial lighting.JPG

 To dim lights

  1. Open the 3D view to render.
  2. Define render settings.
  3. In the Rendering dialog, under Lighting, for Scheme, select a setting that includes artificial lights.
  4. Click Artificial Lights.
  5. In the Artificial Lights dialog, in the Dimming column, enter dimming values for light groups or individual lighting fixtures.

    Enter a value between 0 and 1 to indicate the relative amount of dimming. A value of 1 means that the light is completely on (not dimmed). A value of 0 means that the light is completely dimmed (off).

    Note: If a lighting fixture is a nested family that contains multiple light sources but is not shared, you cannot dim individual light sources in the fixture.
  6. Click OK.
  7. To see the effects of dimming the lights, render the image.

Please mark this response as "Accept as Solution" if it answers your question to benefit other users looking for similar solutions. Kudos gladly accepted.

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thamizhz
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check your sun setting on rendering tab.

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Anonymous
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Hi,

Check two things please.

1.light color from the light Edit Type. 

2.Exposure value from Rendering Setting, Adjust Exposure, Exposure Control.

 

light-01.png

 

 

light-02.png

 

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