Revit LT vs Revit Rendering(Repost)

[roscopeco2000]

I am after some advice, firstly is it possible to get higher quality renders out of full revit (which uses mental Ray i understand?) I notice you have more options if you select a local render instead of the cloud option, does this equate to hight results? My second question is, in your opinion are the renders out revit high enough quality to use as final presentaion style renders. I turned the settings upto the maximum and used photoshop to enhance them. Even after this the results are good not but great. I am just trying to understand the limitations of its abilty. Do you guys just use a dedicated render such as Blender or 3D max?

Thanks for your help..

[roscopeco2000]

Thanks for your help..

[SallyDong2005]

Hi @roscopeco2000，

I would like to move this topic to Revit forum for there may be more Revit experts could be helpful. Here is just for cloud rendering. Any problem please let me know. 

[Anonymous]

Yes, it is possible to obtain high quality rendering in Revit.  It does take some practice and customization.  NEVER use the Maximum setting.  Start with Medium and customize it.  The reason is the Maximum setting always fails.  Either during the rendering or it finishes but there is not enough memory to save it.

Revit LT is cloud rendering only and sometimes does not like custom materials.

I prefer exporting out to either 3D Max or Enscape.  Revit Live is looking pretty promising as well, which comes with the AEC Package.

[aRcHiTeCt.JM]

... out of REVIT the raytrace engine is very good (if you have a good pc)

... take a look at these samples:

... they are straight out of REVIT (no photoshop, no plugins, no nothing else)

... why will you need anything else..??

[samuel.macalister]

- a late reply to this post 🙂
here is a revit cloud render with some post production tips
https://youtu.be/op7mFjJu2t4