Real-World Cameras (use Revit’s native camera views).It can operate in a “farm” rendering mode managed over the internet through VRay Swarm.Uses Revit materials and their appearances (Autodesk Materials are not guaranteed to port into Lumion).Render interactively by fine-tuning lights (including sun and sky) and materials within Revit.Operates in Revit as an Add-on so there is no import or export needed.

While I am a particular fan of Lumion, This software has it’s advantages: Learning how to use the software together was easy when great help resources are readily available:, and in addition, there are video tutorials on YouTube. If more information on licensing is required, please refer to. I did have to send their support staff a message to grant me a 30 day trial:Īfter that download and installation was straight-forward. It offers much more still rendering features than Revit does natively, and also makes it possible to swarm render (distributing the render across multiple machines). I would recommend trying out their software to anyone interested in rendering. Recently I have been investigating a VRay trial for Revit by the Chaos Group. The Chaos Group has a range of rendering products that operate with, among others, Autodesk products:

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