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If I render with artificial only, my lights look great but as soon as I switch on the sun, which is set to dusk, my lights loose all their power. How can I accurately render with both? Im playing around with the 'adjust exposure' dialogue, but no luck yet. Thanks
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You have to increase the wattage of your lights i.e. from 30w to 300w....and render with Interior (or Exterior):Sun and Artficial lights
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Ok, I had stumbled upon that solution earlier but was unsure if it was the best way. Is there any way to select all of my lights and increase them all at the same time or do I manually have to select every light? Most of them are neither wall nor ceiling based so it has been kinda tedious thus far.
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When you pick in one light and change the properties, if they are in the SAME FAMILY of the others, when you change one you change ALL of them, if you have "Inserted" 2 or 3 families in the project, you only must to change 2 or 3 lights in the properties.... see in the HELP menu what is FAMILIES and how it works...
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See the image attached to understand what Typhoon is telling you, then you could get somethig like this: http://www.revitcity.com/gallery.php?action=view&gallery_id=9775 http://www.revitcity.com/gallery.php?action=view&gallery_id=7205
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