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I tried to find the solution for my problem reading the previous posts, but I could not find anything. I am rendering an interior scene of a casino, with a big glass facade. When I render the immage with sun light on my immage is totally wthite because there is too much light coming from the sun. How can I set the sun light intensity? I did by location, hours, direction, but nothing changed. Please help me
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Hi, did you see this: http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=12720
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see my post dated today. also, set the sun location away from the window in the rendering "sun" dialog.
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