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Kerbz

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Greetings RevitCity,

I'm an architecture student studying in North Carolina. I only have a couple of years of AutoCAD, Sketchup, and Revit experience. I'm working at a homebuilding company currently making 3D renders of their homes.

At the moment I'm searching for some sort of filter I can run a Revit file through to make it appear sketchy, and also another filter to make it appear watercolored. Could anyone enlighten me on how to do this?

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2015 has sketchy lines.   There is also a free program from autodesk called impressions that will do the sketchy lines as well as water-color, colored pencil, magic markers .....etc  That program was furnished to all subscribers a few years back but I have not seen any recent updates.

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Kerbz

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I'm operating on Revit 2014. And I found Autodesk Impressions but I can't seem to find the link for the student download.

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I found this...."...It's only available if you purchase AutoCAD with a Subscription (commercial license, not student license)...."

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