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Has anyone done any Revit drawings where they either superimposed it onto a background or adjusted the rendering properties (or whatever) so that you get a picture of the actual background, in the background. The company has just asked me to try it and I would like to have a look at a few others to get some ideas etc and if anyone has any advice (eg. the best way to do it) I'd really appreciate it because I am not really a "computer whiz".
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If you are trying to do photomontage of a an actual site it will be a trial and error in revit.
Further info here http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=1233
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Within Render properties when you are setting environment, there is a tick box to add an image (jpeg etc) and use this as background. For a perspective image, it is just a matter of setting camera viewpoint same place that photo was taken from (If you do your own surveys, always mark these points for future ref). When you render, the photo will be in background
Hope this is what you mean ?
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thanks. that was exactly what i meant.
thanks to Arnel Aguel too for your help.
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