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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Step by step of exporting revit model to 3dsmax for render (Vray)?
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"mrbeandiesel, about the fbx thing, maybe this could be useful for you.....Edited on: Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 9:10:01 PM" Very useful erland73!!This thing explains all!Thank you for sharing your resources! Was the Fryrender advisable more than 3dsmax?
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"Was the Fryrender advisable more than 3dsmax?" mrbean, 3DS Max is a professional 3D animation rendering and modeling software package and Fryrender is a photo-realistic (unbiased) render engine . Two different things......
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Oh,I was suppose to mean Fryrender is advisable more than Vray in terms of rendering? They were just plug ins.. Oh thank you...I'm really learning :D
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