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Autodesk® Revit® Rendering Tips You Can Use Daniel John Stine – LHB AB4025 This class will cover a multitude of topics related to creating renderings in Revit. Class highlights include using Design Options to manage “props” for rendering, using a future phase to quickly create a “chip board” type rendering, and employing transfer project standards to load different color schemes for materials. We will also cover exporting a rendering and a wireframe view to create a compelling composite view in Photoshop, how to use an omni-light family to help brighten interior renderings, how to set the location and true north to get accurate daylighting, and how to troubleshoot problems with light sources from linked in Revit MEP models. You will also learn about using ArchVision™ RPC content (All Access subscription) and adding custom materials and colors. The class also covers how to use Remote Desktop to utilize idle computers when producing multiple still images, how to use Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) photometric files to get more realistic results, and how to use the Section Box feature in camera views to get interesting results and reduce render time. Learning Objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to:  Use Design Options to manage the visibility of “props”  Rendering a “chip board” model  Create a wireframe overlay  Manage material design options  Set the project location and true north for accurate daylight  Work with artificial lighting About the Speaker Daniel John Stine, CSI, CDT is an author, instructor, BIM manager, and architect with nearly 20 years of experience. Working full-time at LHB, a 160-person multidiscipline firm in Minnesota, Daniel provides training and support for all versions of Autodesk® Revit®, AutoCAD® Civil 3D®, and AutoCAD. Dan is a member of the Autodesk Developer Network and an Autodesk Revit Architecture 2011 Certified Profess