vray scene

[tenak333]

Hello!

In Revit when working with Vray, is there a way to define and save sun settings, dome settings etc., for each scene?

Or do I need to change settings everytime when I change th scene?

Thank you!

[barthbradley]

Not following.  You are talking about rendering the same scene with different sun settings.  If so, Duplicate the View and change the sun settings of the duplicate.  You can "save" view settings to a View Template.  

[tenak333]

How do I save view settings to a view template?

That is what I need...

[barthbradley]

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2020/ENU/Revit-C....

[ToanDN]

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@tenak333 wrote:

Hello!

In Revit when working with Vray, is there a way to define and save sun settings, dome settings etc., for each scene?

Or do I need to change settings everytime when I change th scene?

Thank you!

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Set up everything properly for one view.  Right click on the view in the browser and Create a View Template from View, name and save it.  

Highlight multiple views, right click and Apply the view template.

[tenak333]

It seems the template isn't applied, even after I do the steps you mentioned.

I attached the screenshot.

Also, I can see that the lighting isn't changed to the type it should be (the type which I saved as view template) - it stays dome lighting, instad of vray light.

[tenak333]

I need to save different render settings for each scene... rendering in vray

[barthbradley]

Learn how to render in Revit using V-Ray | Chaos

[tenak333]

that doesn't help...

[barthbradley]

So those videos don't help? Oh well, it was a shot in the dark. I don't know where you are struggling. 

[tenak333]

I know how to render, the problem is this:

when I render one scene, and move to another one, I need different lighting.

When I change the lighting, the lighting in the first scene also changes.

And I don't want that.

Does anyone have any suggestions how to have different lighting scenes saved for each scene?

[tenak333]

I am talking about natural lighting...