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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Linear lights rendered as spot lights
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Hi everyone,
I'm not figuring out this problem!
To obtain a very uniform "light beam" I have to create an array of small lights pieces. Instead, if I place in my project a long linear light (i.e. 1,4 meters) it is rendered as spot light...
How to do?!
(I'm using Revit 2017)
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Edit your light source in the family. Start by reading your HELP HERE then the other sub sections.
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The light source is ok, I'm practiced with this.
Actually I solved: Setting "Advanced" in "Precision lights and materials" from the customizable properties for renderings, finally the light is rendered linear.
But...... this causes long times for rendering. There isn't a good compromise?!?
:S
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