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Hi, I was woundering what the best renderer to use fith revit is that is also easy to use and learn. Anyone have any suggetions? Thanks
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"Best" is very subjective. Price? Speed? Realism? Ease of use? I suggest you start with the one that is built into Revit and is free. Then if that doesn't meet your needs you will at least know what you want.
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Revit is not intended to be a "rendering" program. It has it couse its necesary, but is first a tool that allows you to document easier; coordinate, and comunicate to other profesionals. Plans views are going to be your legal ensurance in case of any problem. Want to render easier? use sketchup with vray.
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