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I appreciate anyones help. I used Revit 09 and found I could get decent interior rendering in 30 minutes. Revit 2010 is very diffcult to use for interiors. The attached Revit 2010 file is rendered at best, scheme is Sun Light interiors only, Spring Soltice,. I made some minor changes to the image adj. I tried "custom settings" and at the bottom I checked the box for windows. All I got was an illuminated glazing area and a black room. I have done 20 test renderings and I am getting no where. The glazing is a glass block row copied up many times. The material instances is for clear glass 100 % transparencey. My walls are lite blue glossy, lite biege carpet. I just need normal lite to penetrate. Thanks for anyones help. The apt is from 2008.
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