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I have not been able to get my curtain walls to renders as transparents so that light comes in through them. my portals are all on, the wall geometry has been cut, I have tried interior sun and interior sun and artifical. I am using Revit 2011 educational version.does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks
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After the render, in the render dialog box, you have a "Adjust Exposer" button, change this values and see if your image appearence change too.
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I solved the problem by managing the materials for the entire project. glass was not set to render as transparent. thanks for your reply.
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