Please tell me this is a late april fools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxGEz6LKFr0&feature=youtu.be

Alex is right, I don’t think architects will miraculously start producing incredible renders but it could help them make better decisions and make more iterations. After all, a number of render engines have been available for Revit already. There’s a parallel with V-Ray for Nuke where some have expr…

I worked in architecture for 25 years and have always done the illustrations. I can honestly say that nobody showed any interest in illustrating. People tend to just do what they are paid to do and they have very little interest in learning anything new. Revit has always had a render button, but in …

@Vlado Ofcourse, I’m not saying most of us will be out of a job soon. But the architectural company I work for has a thing for Revit and if they will discover that my favourite renderer will be implemented in their favourite cadsoftware they will surely try and push me towards Revit. :neutral: It’s …

This. What could be a pain is if studios try to start the process in Revit with Vray and then try to hand it off to a max/vray artist thinking they’ve done half the work already for us… but instead,like Sketchup, you’ll have to almost re-model everything to get things clean and detail them further …

I get a lot of SU models and not one, as of yet, has asked for a discount for providing the model. I am getting ready to start my third job with an architect who uses SU and I am so no looking forward to it. I think, if anything, the middle weight illustrator might go exstinct. I figured this out se…

Haha I knew SketchUp would be brought up. I don’t agree on that, because of this simple fact that SketchUp is a very capable piece of modelling-software in the right hands (as with most software). As an example Peter Guthrie uses it. And I use it as well for about 70-95% of the modelling work. As an…

In what I have experienced, SU models can go wrong fast, like any other model. The biggest thing I fought against, when trying to implement BIM at a local builder, was the purpose built model. Most people use Revit, or SU, for one purpose. The design team uses it to design and then it is tossed ove…

It’s funny. My experience with Revit and SketchUp is entirely opposite to you guys. I’ve found that most Revit models being sent to me are really good. Solid models, clean, accurate and detailed, with no weird hidden faces or dodgy multi-subs. Whereas the vast majority of SKPs coming to me are truly…

[image] vray 2.00 and DR strange thing happening It’s funny. My experience with Revit and SketchUp is entirely opposite to you guys. I’ve found that most Revit models being sent to me are really good. Solid models, clean, accurate and detailed, with no weird hidden faces or dodgy multi-subs. Whe…

I think what this all boils down to is that Chaosgroup is awesome in having Vray easy to use across all platforms. The problem is that the rest of the 3d programs don’t act the same! :slight_smile:

Vray for Revit

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Great I’ll give those a try, much appreciated.

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