I've probably watched 40 or 50 of your videos by now... look forward to watching more. You are an artist. I've heard you say some self-deprecating stuff in the past because maybe you're not a licensed practicing architect, but I can tell you as you probably already know... most architects don't have the skills you have to conjure from your imagination the models/renderings you do routinely. Most architects are subservient to clients misguided ideas of what looks good.. and hey... it's their money so what the hell. But you're amazing. I'm so amazed by your super deep knowledge of this program! I'd love to know how long you've been working with it. If Autodesk doesn't have you on some kind of developers advisory board they're idiots because again.. you're truly amazing! Thanks for all the wisdom you're sprinkling on us newbies!!
Hi, BA. Hope you're doing well and that I'm not too late: I have a problem: The lights rendering on my Revit (2018) are working with me at all. The types 'spot', 'square' and 'circle' lights are too dim upon rendering, and the 'line' lights are too bright. I don't understand why at all. They're all the same intensity and luminosity and color and all, and tampering with the rendering lighting/shadowing dials somewhat improves some light types only to screw over others. After days of trying to fix the problem in vain, the internet didn't give me any answers other than using the 'Photometric Web' type of lights, of which I have no families. I looked for them but couldn't find any like they show on some RUclips videos. Every time I get a bearing it betrays me. Have you any good advice here?
i always wanted to know why not that much emphasis wasn't put into night renderings in projects. i mean ppl seem to forget that a building lives at night also...
Why not link to 3ds max with a sky hdri then you won’t need to use photoshop? You can then batch render 12 renders over night with little to no post production as vray render engine has a post production feature. Feel free to reach out if you need some help.
Complicated answer... super fast computer with insufficient memory... will take forever. Ordinary computer with tons of memory... will take forever. Great computer with tons of memory... hours. If you care to understand why google raytracing and then realize that the task of raytracing a single pixel's outcome is multiplied in complexity by both the resolution setting as well as the pixel size (HD vs 4K etc) of the rendering. Highest res to the highest pixel count multiplies out to a super big number of calculations for your processor. Cheers!!
I havent money for join Your online courese.Can You help me? share some notes to study Revit.I like to study Revit.Now I study using You RUclips chanel.
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I've probably watched 40 or 50 of your videos by now... look forward to watching more. You are an artist. I've heard you say some self-deprecating stuff in the past because maybe you're not a licensed practicing architect, but I can tell you as you probably already know... most architects don't have the skills you have to conjure from your imagination the models/renderings you do routinely. Most architects are subservient to clients misguided ideas of what looks good.. and hey... it's their money so what the hell. But you're amazing. I'm so amazed by your super deep knowledge of this program! I'd love to know how long you've been working with it. If Autodesk doesn't have you on some kind of developers advisory board they're idiots because again.. you're truly amazing! Thanks for all the wisdom you're sprinkling on us newbies!!
Love the effects
amazing tutorial. thank you so much
This video was awesome...
Thank you so much.
Thanks sir in this video i learn a lot of revit+Photoshop
Really interesting your Photoshop class :-)
Sir one video on 'understanding refrence plan', and when do we need it.
Wonderful :)
good job you help me a lot
Hi, BA. Hope you're doing well and that I'm not too late: I have a problem: The lights rendering on my Revit (2018) are working with me at all. The types 'spot', 'square' and 'circle' lights are too dim upon rendering, and the 'line' lights are too bright. I don't understand why at all. They're all the same intensity and luminosity and color and all, and tampering with the rendering lighting/shadowing dials somewhat improves some light types only to screw over others.
After days of trying to fix the problem in vain, the internet didn't give me any answers other than using the 'Photometric Web' type of lights, of which I have no families. I looked for them but couldn't find any like they show on some RUclips videos.
Every time I get a bearing it betrays me. Have you any good advice here?
Hello, your tutorials are fantastic. What is the link to create the Light Family tutorial?
v. helpful! thx
Bro u are awesome
Nothing you don’t cover .. way to go !
very perfect👍
nice
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thanks a lot!
i always wanted to know why not that much emphasis wasn't put into night renderings in projects. i mean ppl seem to forget that a building lives at night also...
You videos are good but you move the mouse to fast and it cause lost of focus
Where can we find that night sky image please?
Why not link to 3ds max with a sky hdri then you won’t need to use photoshop? You can then batch render 12 renders over night with little to no post production as vray render engine has a post production feature. Feel free to reach out if you need some help.
please sir, what could possibly cause one's project to freezing immediately he/she starts rendering and fixing topo components
I'm new to this. When you say a best quality rendering will take a very long time, do you mean hours? days? Thank you.
Complicated answer... super fast computer with insufficient memory... will take forever. Ordinary computer with tons of memory... will take forever. Great computer with tons of memory... hours. If you care to understand why google raytracing and then realize that the task of raytracing a single pixel's outcome is multiplied in complexity by both the resolution setting as well as the pixel size (HD vs 4K etc) of the rendering. Highest res to the highest pixel count multiplies out to a super big number of calculations for your processor. Cheers!!
I'm not able to download anything from revitcity!! Why is that?
sir how work sculpture in revit
Mr balkan what's the best online REVIT coarse
Check this out: balkanarchitect.com/p/autodesk-revit-course-beginner-to-intermediate-level
What system are you using ?
I explained that here: ruclips.net/video/tshO98pzwYk/видео.html
make more Photoshop videos man...
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I havent money for join Your online courese.Can You help me? share some notes to study Revit.I like to study Revit.Now I study using You RUclips chanel.
Hi Sir,
I want to subscribe your courses. Could I start the monthly subscription with $24 ?
Yes you can! 🙂
I dont have photoshop : (
Trial; www.adobe.com/au/products/photoshop/free-trial-download.html