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How do you place semi-transparent people in a rendered image so you can still see the image that exists behind them? Is there a way to alter the people in Revit 09?
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either edit the element properties, or do it in photoshop.
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You can trace the silhouette of people and extrude them. Give them a semi-transparent material. It works quite well, but you have to change the angle of the people in plan to face the camera.
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What I´d do is to import a 3d person from i.e. Sketchup and as Tim says give him a semi-transparent material, so you won't have any problems facing that person to the camera....
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Erland has a good solution, but I quite like the effect of losing the 3d detail. If the camera is far from the people you probably would't notice that though, so much better if you need loads of views from different angles.
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