This course offers an in-depth look at the rendering features of Revit, including photometric lighting, sun, and exposure and its basic animation tools. Author Paul F. Aubin covers creating 3D views; modeling wall layers, sweeps, and custom components; applying materials and custom textures to objects; and rendering the final scene with optimal quality settings. The course also shows how to create a walk-through that showcases designs.
Topics include:
- Understanding camera view settings
- Developing approaches to modeling
- Constructing wall profiles
- Creating materials and textures
- Sharing materials between files
- Working with Sun Path
- Lighting a scene with lighting fixture families and lighting groups
- Understanding the rendering process
- Applying background settings
- Generating rendered output
- Experimenting with non-photorealistic render types
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