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Has anybody had any experience with Revit and render nodes, specifically the mental ray engine for rendering. I am familiar with render farms but a more economical approach IMO would be to use render nodes. However, as far as capital costs the 'most' economical approach would be to use a web-based render service. I found this website and does anybody think this will speed up the rendering process by adding just cpu's to the system? Thanks. http://www.rendernodes.com/
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