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I mean ENTIRELY on Revit 2010. No photoshop. Background? Here´s how:

http://www.nicolasgeister.cl/BACKGROUND.jpg

http://www.edesan.cl/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/santiago.jpg

Thanks to Rk for questioning the "entirely" part.

I Hope this would be helpfull for someone, and please excuse my english

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Simple but well fatto.Buona sunlight.Cure, I think, the better the details

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Very good sunlight.What settings did you use to render ? Did you make use of artificial lights?The gaps betwen the ceramics were made with voids or bumps? If bumps would you be so kind to send me the settings you`ve used?

THANKS

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yum yum delicious- big revit city winner..

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Alberto, thank you for your comments. No artificial lights were used. The bump map used for ceramics is the one that comes inside the Revit basic library (TileSquareBump.jpg). Other settings:

Tipo: Cerámica

Color: Un sólo color RGB 232-222-217

Acabado: Brillo alto/Vidriado

Relieves de acabado: Ondulado

Cantidad: 0.05

Patrón de relieve: TileSquareBump.jpg

Tamaño: 0.6

Cantidad: 1.2

The sunlight corresponds to Santiago, Chile, on December the fifth (05-12).

About the rendering settings, not much difference with "optima" quality (translation? Best?). Just lower reflection, refraction and transparency, because these subjects weren´t so important in this image.

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thanks Vector23!

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geniaaaaaaaaaaalll! buen trabajo