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Showing posts with label revit materials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label revit materials. Show all posts

Thursday, January 12, 2017

How To Generate Subregion Of A Toposurface In Revit Architecture

A subregion describes an area of the toposurface where a various set of properties can be used. As for instance, material.

Toposurface subregions belong to areas which should be drawn within current toposurfaces.

One can apply subregions to sketch parking lots on a graded surface, roads, or islands. To make the process easy apply a detailed component as a template and apply Pick Lines tool available in subregion editor. It is also possible to lock the boundaries of the subregion to the picked lines of the detail component. The subregion is modified automatically while shifting the detail component.

While generating subregions, no individual surfaces are produced. In order to make individual surfaces to be edited seperately, use the Split Surface tool.


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Friday, December 2, 2016

V-Ray 3 For Revit Is Just Launched By Chaos Group

Chaos Group introduces V-Ray 3 for Revit, a professional rendering plugin that caters to fulfill the requirements of architects and designers. An intuitive interface and streamlined controls have made V-Ray 3 for Revit is considered as the most design-friendly renderer due to its user-friendly interface and smooth controls. The users will be able to produce superior quality renders directly in Autodesk Revit.

V-Ray 3 for Revit is developed on the basis of the industry-standard rendering technology that is applied by 92 of the top 100 architecture firms. The technology can be used for professional design and visualization projects, from imagery to VR. V-ray is considerably improved to manage big BIM datasets as well as maintain the reliability of the BIM database. Thus, the architects will be able to include natural lights, cameras and materials with the use of a non-destructive workflow.

With V-Ray for Revit, the users can render countless imagery and utilize it as part of the design process. The architects can explore various ideas, obtain feedback, and take decisions quickly.

V-Ray for Revit exposes visualization fit for the whole design team. Now each team member gets the ability to communicate more efficiently at every phase of the design process.

Some of the exclusive features:

• Design-Friendly Interface – Rapidly equalize quality and speed with V-Ray for Revit’s render presets. Work in draft mode for initial recapitulations and switch to superior quality for demonstrations.

• Physical Materials – Automatically transform Revit materials to V-Ray’s physically-correct format.

• Diagrammatic Materials – Smoothly generate scenes which appear as diagrammatic or like a scale model with material presets like basswood and foam core.

• Physically Based Lighting – Correct options for IES and HDR image-based lighting, along with support for Revit Sun and Sky.

• One-Click VR Output – VR cameras will be useful for the designers to check scale throughout the design process.

• Aerial Perspective – Include natural atmospheric depth with aerial perspective.

• Section Boxes – Render sections smoothly with complete support for Revit’s native section boxes.

• Denoiser – Automatically eliminates artifacts and noise, cutting render times with GPU-acceleration.

• Material Editor – Import and edit VRmats exported from V-Ray for 3ds Max, Rhino and SketchUp.

• V-Ray Swarm – New web-based distributed rendering facilitates firms to accelerates rendering times with the use of the power of all accessible desktops and render nodes.

Availability: V-Ray 3 for Revit is now compatible with Windows platform as well as Autodesk Revit 2015, 2016, 2017. The users can buy a full workstation license for $695, €500, or £430, and includes a new online licensing option.

V-Ray 3 for Revit is just launched by Chaos Group

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Saturday, August 20, 2016

How to use the parts tool in Revit to control your model

Parts in Revit facilitate to split specific elements out of the model into individual parts. These parts are then self-reliantly scheduled, tagged, filtered, and exported. Parts are also utilized to plan delivery and installation processes.

Parts are produced from elements with the following layered structures:

• Walls (exclusive of stacked walls and curtain walls)
• Floors (exclusive of shape-edited floors)
• Roofs (exclusive of those with ridge lines)
• Ceilings
• Structural slab foundations 

Parts are based on elements and updated automatically. Parts are reproduced if the primary element from which they are formed is revised. Alterations include inserting or deleting layers, modifying wall type, layer thickness, wall orientation, geometry, materials, or openings.

While removing a part, it will also remove all other parts obtained from the primary element.

To generate parts out of a wall assembly, choose your Wall and then opt for the Create Parts tool. It will then discrete all the components of your wall into Parts.

While transforming your wall into Parts, verify the properties dialog box and ensure that the Show Shape Handles box is turned on to control each individual part.


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Thursday, August 4, 2016

Some useful Revit tips for creating the design of a swimming pool or any water material in Revit

This exclusive Revit Tutorial is brought to you by Smarter Architect. One will be familiar with step-by-step processes for making the design of a swimming pool or a body water in Revit.

The tutorial starts with modeling an easy Revit Toposurface. One can also learn how to produce a water material with Revit. It is vital for allotting the perfect rendering material to the Revit pool massing that will be developed out of a building pad element.

The similar method for allotting materials from the Autodesk asset browser to the project is followed for rendering materials in Revit. This Revit tutorial will guide you to simplify the processes for modeling any custom shaped Revit pool or developing a water material in Revit.


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Friday, July 15, 2016

Download Revit 2017 Tutorial in MP4

A series of revit 2017 tutorials to be download free to enhance your skills with Revit Architecture & explores various features of Revit Architecture.

We offer the following downloads:-

  • Revit 2017 - Tutorial for Beginners [General Overview] -Download MP4
  • Revit 2017 Tutorial - Make Your 3D Views Awesome - Download MP4
  • Revit MEP Plumbing Tutorials -Download MP4
  • Revit Tutorial - Roof Crickets and Flat Roofs - Download MP4
  • Revit 2017 Setting Up Template Tutorial For Beginner Course Season 1 - Download MP4
  • Revit 2017 and Dynamo Tutorial Creating Piled Wall Systems -Download MP4
  • V-Ray for Revit - Quick Start : Materials - Download MP4
  • AutoDesk Revit Complete House Plan Tutorial part 1 - Download MP4
  • Dynamo Tutorials Part II: Creating Revit Elements for Dynamo - Download MP4
  • Get and Set Revit Parameters with Dynamo - Download MP4
  • Learn Exactly How To Use Revit 2017 Material | Course Season 3 - Download MP4
  • Starting a Site Plan with Property lines in Revit - Download MP4
  • Revit MEP Tutorials for Beginners - Download MP4
  • Autodesk Revit 2017 - Installation - All Languages - Download MP4
  • Revit 2017 Rendering Made Simple - Even Kids Can Do It | Course Season 4 -Download MP4
  • Thomas Dudley Revit Tutorial - Download MP4
  • Revit 2017 Fabrication Parts - Tips and Tricks 06 Creating Revit Schedules with ITMs - Download MP4
  • Revit ADVANCED: How To Create and Modify Component Group in Revit 2017 -Download MP4
  • Revit ADVANCED: How To Insert CAD File in Revit 2017 - Download MP4

Download Revit 2017 Tutorial


Image Courtesy and Ref.: mbtube.com

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Wednesday, July 6, 2016

Bring your Revit model into Lumion with Revit exporters add-on

The Revit users can apply Revit exporters add-on for Revit to save any model in such a format so that it can be read directly in Lumion. Once it is installed, it can be accessed in Revit’s default (3D) view through Add-ins tab -> Export To Lumion

This Revit add-in doesn’t support Autodesk Revit LT versions.

It becomes difficult to seamlessly transmit the materials of your Revit model into Lumion through a normal FBX export.

This Revit add-in is considered as a perfect tool inside your Revit program to bring your Revit model into Lumion. The plugin can easily export any 3d view according to your choice as a collada file that can be imported into Lumion.

Link for download Revit exporters add-on

Revit model into Lumion with Revit exporters add-on
Image Courtesy: lumion3d.com
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Tuesday, January 5, 2016

How does V-ray for Revit work?

This youtube video sheds light on the functionalities of the V-ray for Revit. Now design professionals will be able to apply V-Ray core rendering technology in their design progression as V-ray is now incorporated with Revit.

There are some exciting toolset for VR output, materials and environments. Take advantages of Revit cameras, lighting, and materials. There also exist an integrated visualization pipeline having compatibility with all V-Ray design packages (SketchUp, Rhino, and 3ds Max).



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Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Learn to create a custom staircase in Revit by using materials & finishes

Pierre Derenoncourt, Digital-Tutors training pioneer, comes up with this exclusive Revit youtube tutorial for Revit users.

In this Revit video Pierre briefly narrates how to make your design more pragmatic with the application of materials & finishes during the design phase for generating a custom staircase with Revit.



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Thursday, August 13, 2015

Revit MEP 2015 video tutorial that focuses on HVAC air conditioning systems

Editorial Viadas offers a very informative tutorial for Revit users that highlights how to use Revit MEP 2015 for creating design and estimation of ventilation, air conditioning and heating.


By undergoing this Revit Mep 2015 tutorial video you will learn the following functionalities:-

  • Evaluate any project, giving importance on windows and walls.

  • Create ductwork design, estimate diameters as well as the material.

  • Design and estimation of ventilation, air conditioning and heating.

  • Perform energy analysis within the project involving the architectural geometry, orientation and degree of insolation.

  • Perform with the materials, glazing and insulation.

  • Perform analysis on the basis of the geographical location and atmospheric and seasonal factors which can provide impact on the project.

  • Get the requirements and specifications out of these data to suggest the most authentic conditioning equipment.

  • Once the equipment is set up, Revit can work out trajectories diameters and ductwork.

  • To end with, obtain the perception of planes through an automatic labeling concerning the characteristics of products, equipment and connections.


Revit MEP 2015 video tutorial that focuses on HVAC air conditioning systems

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Monday, March 16, 2015

Octane Render for Revit 2015

Octane Render for Revit 2015
Octane Render is world first GPU based and un-biased physically based render. It generally uses the video card in the PC to render photorealistic result in sharpest way. This permits the customer to make stunning works in a part of the time of traditional CPU based renderers.


Octanerender is wholly GPU accelerated and renders imagery at acute speeds, up to 50x quicker than CPU based unbiased renderers. Thanks to its instinctive workflow, Octanerender is extremely simple to use even if customer don't have any past rendering knowledge.

The real-time 3D scene editing permits the consumer to alter camera viewpoints, lights, materials and object positions, seeing the transformation right away update the viewport providing a very fun, fast and easy rendering knowledge. Speed, Quality, Material and Lighting are the main things of Octane.

Speed: Octane Render uses the unused muscle of the modern GPU match up to the traditional, CPU based engines. With the current GPU technology, Octane Render can create final images 10 to 50 times faster than CPU impartial render engines, or even more with multiple GPUs.

Quality and Flexibility: Octane Render not only gives unbelievable speed, but does so with unbending quality. The Browsing of website gallery and user forums without difficulties made it demonstrating the fact.

Material and Lighting: Materials can create or break a render. Octane Render permits wheeling over materials and with its real-time engine takes the guesswork out of tweaking materials. The modification can be seen right away. Just as in photography, the lighting of the scene is vital. It is using an HDRI file, mesh emitters, IES files, or a sun/sky system, lighting in Octane Render permits for whole control.

Revit Octane render 2015 can be understand by this video well:



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Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Autodesk Revit Architecture 2015 83 Rendering

When a user makes a building, model, or any other kind of object in Revit, they may use Revit's rendering engine to make a more realistic image of what is otherwise a very diagrammatic model.


This is accomplished by either using the premade model, wall, floor, etc., tools, or making her or his own models, walls, materials, etc... Revit 2010 comes with a plethora of premade materials, each of which can be modified to the user's desires. The user can also begin with a "Generic" material.

With this, the user can set the rotation, size, brightness, and intensity of textures, gloss maps (also known as shinemaps), transparency maps, reflection maps, oblique reflection maps, hole maps, and bump maps, as well as leaving the map part out and just using the sliders for any one (or all or none) of the aforementioned features of textures.

Cloud-based rendering with the experimental plug-in dubbed Project Neon, located on Autodesk Labs is in the beta phases and allows for the user to render their images through their Autodesk account instead of locally through their own computers. Revit models may also be linked directly into Autodesk 3ds Max (release 2013 and later) for more advanced rendering and animation projects with much of their material and object information maintained.

This is how rendering happens. Take a tour.


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