dpi setting for high quality render rhino

Well i can say this was my first time using revit and actually my 1st big project at school. Wed, at 11:04:07 AM | RE: Realistic Rendering Is there a base download for which you continually update and these may be the upgrades? I would appreciate any ideas/thoughts/input. I would think a material library would take at minimum of a few MG. The initial zip file seems a bit slim at about 96K.hmmm. My current obstacle is the format of the extracted files, none of which read as applications. I have been out to Accustudio and have downloaded the libraries.

Wed, at 12:01:41 AM | RE: Realistic Rendering I'd like to second what tomdinmn said about dpi - anything above 300dpi is quite simply a waste of time - I hardly go beyond 150, and provided you've played around with lighting and got the textures/materials about right, it should look pretty good. Mon, at 3:20:34 AM | RE: Realistic Rendering Then most of my renderings are done at 150 - 200 dpi which is more than plenty if you have everything else set up correctly. The basic rule of thumb I use is to size my scene in Revit at about 25% larger than I will print it. It takes a bit of trial and error and you learn from experience.įocusing on DPI settings is a false hope. I use real sky backgrounds, RPC contnet from and go through many test renderings to set everything up to my liking. Also take a look at their tutorials as most of what they talk about applies to the Accurender engine inside of Revit. Dowload and installing their library will be a good start. The first place to start is at it is the source for Accurender information and materials. Camera location, lighting, geometry, materials, plantings, people and skys all come into play. Realistic rendering depend on a number of factors. Sun, at 11:56:24 PM | RE: Realistic Rendering Photo quality even better than viz render.

Someone apparently knowlegeable said accurender can make I don't know how high you can make it but the limit is high. On 'image size' on the rendering design bar you can set the DPI to even 600. Sun, at 10:12:44 PM | RE: Realistic Rendering And then render, then after you can save the image, and then open it in PhotoShop, and edit it there. You can change the DPI value on the top bar, I believe its next to 'Go' (this option is avaible after you click the rendering tab. Sat, at 5:49:23 PM | RE: Realistic Rendering

Dpi setting for high quality render rhino