I think I've either found a bug, or Revit (2012) is playing tricks with me.
If I "Save to Project as Image..." a view via right click selection, and get a view stuck nicely under Rendering in the project browser, then "Revit > Export > Images and Animation > Image" from the ribbon, I get far better outputs than doing the latter stage directly from the view.
I'd post what I've been getting but the image files are coming out around 18-26MB - so you'll just hav to take my word for it.
I've gone through all the settings, employing the same with each method (direct from view, and indirect via the in-project "rendering") and time and again, the line quality of the raster outputs are better when going "the long way" about it.
Anyone else care to do a quick experiement to confirm I'm not going mad?
If I "Save to Project as Image..." a view via right click selection, and get a view stuck nicely under Rendering in the project browser, then "Revit > Export > Images and Animation > Image" from the ribbon, I get far better outputs than doing the latter stage directly from the view.
I'd post what I've been getting but the image files are coming out around 18-26MB - so you'll just hav to take my word for it.
I've gone through all the settings, employing the same with each method (direct from view, and indirect via the in-project "rendering") and time and again, the line quality of the raster outputs are better when going "the long way" about it.
Anyone else care to do a quick experiement to confirm I'm not going mad?
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