What Revit Wants
These Dropbox links are copied from the Autodesk Community Russia site:
| Project Template | 2012 |
| 2013 | |
| 2014 & 2015 NEW!!! | |
| Doors | Семейства |
| Спецификации | |
| Window | Семейства |
| Спецификации | |
| Escalators 2013 | Семейства |
| Moving walkways 2013 | Семейства |
| Garbage chute 2013 | Семейства |
| Fence 2013 | Семейства |
| Lifts 2012 NEW!!! | Семейства и руководство пользователя |
From:
Forum page
via borissofff at
Source page (translated)
Borissofff strikes again – many of you may already be aware of this, but you can get an interesting exterior rendering effect in Revit if you set the time to somewhere near or during the night, and then adjust the Exposure to a suitably pleasing level.
Translated:
But what if you set in the Preferences of the sun, while at the hour of the night (or so), we obtain precisely the situation where there is no source of direct light, the sky!
If you turn Reneder, we completely black picture!
But! Adjusting the exposure, especially of its magnitude, reducing it to about 3-4 units (you can see the other values), you can get the desired renderer without harsh shadows!
via
Google translate
of
http://borissofff.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/revit_13.html
In most cases the language barrier does not matter too much – you should be able to follow most of his workflow. Here is a video of that Dubai building:
Here is a link to a cool playlist related to the building above:
Borissofff’s Channel – YouTube
And here is a link to a grid view of all Borissofff’s uploads:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Borissofff#g/u
Image from his Google Site:
