Shouldn't architects use Revit’s rendering engine instead of outsourcing renderings?
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Revit’s rendering engine, mental ray and ability to add any jpg and png images to the render appearance library is awesome. Shouldn’t architects depend on this feature to efficiently present color montages of their project to their clients instead of outsourcing renderings and animations?
Garfield Carey, Lyman Davidson Dooley
Garfield Carey, Lyman Davidson Dooley
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Mark Mergenschroer, BIM Development Coordinator, TME, Inc.: I would tend to agree, you can see some of our mechanical renders, done completely with Revit at www.tmecorp.com/bim.php.
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