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[calebabudu]

Hello everyone. this is my first posting on this site. i use revit, and a little bit of max. i'd like u look at these images and put any comments. thanks

[skippy]

quite good.... keep working.... 24 h in a day....

[ecastillor]

Nice work overall for a beginner.

Is the wall on the second image suppose to reflect?

Next step is to give GI a try... Good luck

[Tim Nelson]

Is that rendered in Revit? Looks like Accurender without antialiasing. If you can smooth it out a little that would be a good first step.

 

First image has a plant coming through the couch. You can find much better 3d furniture on various sites for free.

[Arnel]

Is that rendered in Revit? Looks like Accurender without antialiasing. If you can smooth it out a little that would be a good first step.

 

Hi Tim the built in renderer for Revit is Accurender but you can also export it to viz/max to have greater control of materials ang lightings.

 

From the look of the images It seems that he used the built in renderer of Revit. That's the only one thing I like Accurender it is very easy and simple to set-up that even first time user can produce descent images.

 

 

Nice good start by the way.

[czoog]

Tim's right... the AA is bad.

 

In revit, bump the resoultion of the image to 150 dpi for your output. I'd try running a radiosity solution on it as well, might come out cool.

 

great start, but keep plugn' away!