is there anyway of getting the grass to look somewhat more realistic than the current images in revit?
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And crank up the rendering settings a LOT.
This is doable, but will give you a looooooooooooooong coffee break. Trust me, I tried.Martijn de Riet
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can you show us a picture with some nice revit grass? I do not imagine how nice can be the result in revit.Comment
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Playing around with your bump map can help too.
It's too bad that you can't assign noise & multiple bumps to textures :crazy: - that would help immensely. If you have 3DSMax you can drop everything in to it and render there.
You can also create grass objects and populate your landscape with them depending on your camera angles. The following was done with SU in mind but the same principles apply:
SketchUp and Vray Resources: Tutorial: Grass and Rock Displacement in Vray SketchUp
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Ah, ok in other softwares it`s easy. In revit is interesting to see the best grass achieved.
Here is some in rendered in 3DMax/mentalray(attached).
Or in the test about rendering benchmark http://www.revitforum.org/hardware-i...benchmark.html
(where almost nobody has been interested
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mmm Gaby is that grass done in revit O_o ?Comment
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nope. 3D Max with grassomatic plugin.Comment
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Luckily my buildings are usually bigger then that and zooming this much isn't really giving a nice overview...:laugh:Originally posted by gaby424 View PostMartijn de Riet
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Yes, this level of detail is good enough for a dude plaing golfOriginally posted by mdradvies View Post
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Realistic grass in Revit is impossible, but "somewhat more realistic" is doable... The attached is not the best example, but should still give you an idea of what settings to mess with, to get better results.Originally posted by joewallace View PostAttached FilesKlaus Munkholm
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