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After inserting the specific perspective views to construct a prospective sheet how does one photo render each of the inserted perspective views so when plotting the entire sheet is full of photorealism perspectives
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Render a perspective view. (Read Revit's help file or search this forum for rendering how-to's and tips.) After the rendering has completed, click "Capture Rendering" on the rendering tab. Now in the project browser, you will see a view category called "Renderings." The rendering you just completed is in this category - right click on it to rename it. Do this for each perspective view, and then place the rendering views you've captured onto a sheet. You will not be able to use the views you already placed on the sheet.
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