I rarely look at back-end features of the forum, but just noticed this album created by Arno! Some pretty amazing Revit renderings there! Great work Arno :beer:
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Klaus Munkholm
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Wow....even the 2008 pics looked good....
Some of them I was looking into the reflections on pottery to see if there was a guy with a camera....
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Sweet :thumbsup:Martijn de Riet
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Very nice renderings!
@Munkholm, would be nice if the pictures could be scaled, in some way, to fit the screen (webside). I have two 19" monitors, and having trouble fitting the pictures on one of them..Comment
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Would be nice, but the Albums don´t have the same options as the Forum Posts... (Pictures do get down scaled in Posts) - So no apparent way of making that happen (Without customizing the vB script)Originally posted by KimArndt View PostKlaus Munkholm
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Okay, what a shame. Guess I'll have to beg for a larger monitor then
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Looks great,
One thing, i've tried rendering myself, and mine are Awfully noisy. These are looking much better, still can see some noise (not intended as i want to criticize).
Where can you adjust this.
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Most likely there is a surface material that has some texture to it. Like a wall paint with an eggshell finish and high reflectivity. You will get this a lot withtou paying attentino to the specifics of every detail in your render scene.Originally posted by Bross View Post.Carl - Architect, BIM Manager, Father, Husband, Coach, Player, Disc Tosser, Driver... not necessarily in that order.
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