If we step back and look at revisions in Revit, as was mentioned above, you have just a couple of things to work with – the dialog to enter and manage overall revisions, and placing revision clouds and tags. At the time, the answer was “no”, but it is something we were able to work into our 2013.1 release of Clarity.
The background to this capability starts with a bit of client feedback in a presentation I was doing a while back – in that conversation, they asked if Clarity’s reporting tools could do anything with revisions. What I’m working toward here is how IMAGINiT’s Clarity works with revisions in Revit. Revit has a process by which you can track revisions to a project – create a Revision, cloud and tag it on a sheet… the process has been reviewed many times and that process is not the purpose of this blog post. I wouldn't trust our modification to hold up in a realistic lighting analysis environment (such as a point by point lighting analysis), but from a rendering perspective it works great. Now keep in mind that you have just messed around with an. I think you will be pleasantly surprised with the results: If that second number I have higlighted is set to "-1", then you are using "absolute" lighting values.ģ) To fix the bug, change the -1 to whatever the true lumen output of your lighting fixture is.Ĥ) Reload all of this in Revit and hit render. The following screenshot describes this better: ies file in question (which on Windows 7 should have been saved in C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\RVT 2013\IES\) in Notepad.Ģ) Scroll down to find the line right after the last line of the "header" that starts with a keyword in brackets (ie.: or , or ) and then go down one more line past "TILT=NONE". ies file uses "absolute" lighting values. In this specific case, that rendering glitch happens because the. At it's highest level, the issue is that the Mental Ray rendering engine found in Revit does not fully support the. This happens when rendering a scene with some lighting fixtures that use.
If you are a Revit lighting fixtures power user, you have possibly come across this issue before while rendering in Revit (if you haven't yet, thank us later.):
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