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In the rendering/sun dialog, change the date and time to ~sunrise (+/- ½hour) - The rendering should come out dark, but just crank up the brightness in "Adjust Exposure" - This should give some some nice and soft shadows. -
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Hi All,
We are producing some floor plans for a client proposal and we have done the whole, "slice the top of the building off and render the floor plan in a 3d view" trick.
No problem, however, the shadows that the are created come out really dark. We have tried every setting available to reduce the darkness of the shadows but cannot seem to get them to be lighter.
Any ideas?
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Is there any way to get lighter shadows when rendering like you can lighten or darken shadows in the shaded views. I have the shadows set to the lightest...March 24, 2011, 08:03 PM
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Hi, i started loving revit more
this my second work on revit
i made adjustment on original output come from programme in exposure for...November 12, 2011, 05:37 PM -
Hi,
I was just exploring interior rendering in Revit.
In one of the rendering where i used Interior-Sun & Artificial...May 15, 2013, 12:34 PM -
If you are tired of washed out daytime renderings here is a little tip to try:
Just change the Exposure values in the adjust exposure dialog....February 3, 2011, 08:46 PM -
Hey guys,
How can I make this shadow lighter? I just need to render a simple massing diagram with shadows on. It looks so dark!
I tried...December 3, 2018, 09:19 PM
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