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  1. It is much like windows explorer. In terms of file structure etc. It does take a bit of time to set up but once you have its amaing. We have 3 guys all using the same system. and find it to be a huge time saver
  2. We use this at work http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/project-manager Is amazing for quickly importing and merging models, lighting and materials etc.. from other jobs/project files and your library.
  3. Can you just render out with no back ground and comp one in in after effects
  4. Ill add http://www.lumenrt.com/solutions/poster.php?s=Architecture
  5. Depending on the size of the job, Id be keen to help you out at a pretty cheap rate if your really pushed for time
  6. Make Sure you have Multi-Texture on your nodes aswell
  7. Maybe try Max depth in the refraction
  8. Sorry if these kinds of comments come across as harsh but it is just the truth. The question you need you need to ask yourself is " is this something I want to do as a hobby or a profession". If its a hobby or you just want to muck around in your free time, then Sketch up with any of the render engines available will be more than sufficient if you "dont want to spend a year trying to learn" and alternative 3d software. If you are serious and its a profession you looking to get into, a change of mindset is needed. You need to dive head first into your software of choice (3ds max and vray for a large percentage of the industry). In order to gain employment and make half decent money, it requires you to to have a very deep understanding of your chosen software (which unless you are very gifted, wont happen in a year) and a reasonable understanding of architecture. Unfortunately it is far more complex than setting up a camera, some lights, pressing a button and boom you have a killer image. Just my two cents.
  9. I work for CORE Architecture 9-5 and do a bit of freelance stuff on the side. Yourself? Id been keen to catch up
  10. Hi there Travis, Where in the valley are you located Justin
  11. Omnium Gatherum's new record Beyond
  12. http://www.modelplusmodel.com/scripts/bookmanager.html http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/fill-my-bookshelves There are also Pre textured packs of books floating around the net
  13. I would talk to the architect and ensure the Revit user is placing the interior detail (sinks,taps,door handles etc...) on there own worksets so when they do an export all they have to do is turn off the worksets that don't effect your view. Ask them to export the model from a generic 3d view not a camera view and save as a DWG. Then in Max clean the rest up using the layers that the model is broken into when exported from Revit. Just my 2 cents Chris
  14. I would Check your local government. Maybe they may have an Aerial Survey
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