I've asked this at "that other site", but I'm going to ask again here (I can't remember the answers). lol
I need to do a render of my project. The way I see it, I have 2 options:
A. Render it in the current project. The reason I don't like this is because it will increase the file size, but more importantly I will have to model the site work in 3D and add RPC stuff to my model. Then, I will probably have to redo some views and such because it will show the site work (on my elevations, for example).
B. Link the current model to a new revit project, and just model the site work there, add the RPC's, etc. I'll also do (and save) the rendering in this file. This just seems to be a better way, but will there be problems I'm not aware of?
What do you guys think?
I need to do a render of my project. The way I see it, I have 2 options:
A. Render it in the current project. The reason I don't like this is because it will increase the file size, but more importantly I will have to model the site work in 3D and add RPC stuff to my model. Then, I will probably have to redo some views and such because it will show the site work (on my elevations, for example).
B. Link the current model to a new revit project, and just model the site work there, add the RPC's, etc. I'll also do (and save) the rendering in this file. This just seems to be a better way, but will there be problems I'm not aware of?
What do you guys think?
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