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Sat, Apr 23, 2005 at 10:33:32 AM | why all the different renderers?!

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I've been looking through the forums in the past few days, and noticed that a lot of people use various applications for rendering their revit models. I would like to know why? I just started using revit, and was very happy with it because the rendering is built right in, and it's simple to use. I guess the question is what's the advantage when you use viz, vray, or lightwave, or any other program? (the more responses the better) Thanks in advance! pista

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