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Hi,
I'm a new member, i have revit 7. I have been working on a scene for a builing at night (takes about 8hrs to render this scene!) Everything works great, except the lighting fixtures seem to appear lit up while not turned on, and cause glitches reflected on the curtain panels. as shown on the picture attached (has benn cropped). Has anybody come accross this problem, and know anything about it, or how to fix it?
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Neil
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Turning the lighting fixtures off just means that accurender won't calculate lighting for them.
In your case a material has been applied to the lighting fixtures that has self luminence, meaning they still emit light when rendered... Change there material so they are not emitting light and should be fixed....
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