Sunday, June 19, 2011
revit rendering study
one of the main advantages of revit over autocad is instant visualization. basically you can work with the visuals at the same time you're doing the planning. this one was a preliminary "look" study of a boutique hotel, rendered natively in revit. i read somewhere that there's a (3rd party?) rendering function that uses cloud-accessed files, but i don't think that's a particularly good idea for now, because basically it means you'd be limited by your internet connection. it's bad enough that so many things can go wrong with windows while doing a complex rendering, and the occasional power failure, with cloud computing you'll also have to worry about internet connection. soon maybe, but not tomorrow, and definitely not today.
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