How to render in archicad
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‎2009-09-16
02:32 PM
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12:14 PM
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Noemi Balogh

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‎2009-09-16 03:03 PM
Also, the LightWorks Rendering Engine is available within ArchiCAD.
Check and search this Rendering and Multimedia Forum and also the Help files that detail the processes.
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‎2009-09-16 04:37 PM
My opinion is that the best way to render in ArchiCAD is to start rendering with the
Then you find a suitable view to present your house from. Choose rendering possibilities by
Now you can adjust for example the size of the rendered picture, the background and the lights. There are four different lights:
Sun (light from the sun), Ambient (Lighter og darker "mood" in the whole picture), Camera (Think of it as a blitz), Lamps (Stronger or weaker light from lamps. Use the
You render by punching F10 on PCs or by
Tips: All your renderings are stored temporarily under

Tips2: Start with real small pictures so that you don't waste to much time waiting...
And remember: The best way to learn rendering, is to practice, practice and practice.
Good luck!

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‎2009-09-17 10:22 PM
hopefully will looks good

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‎2009-09-27 01:33 AM

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‎2009-09-27 04:13 AM
I agree with PWK that Artlantis can achieve superior results much more quickly ... but, other than the demo, it is a matter of money. (Not a matter of time - you can learn Artlantis faster than you can learn how to get good renderings out of LW in ArchiCAD IMHO.)
Cheers,
Karl
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‎2009-10-09 01:14 PM

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‎2009-10-09 04:41 PM
The neon tube itself must be made of a material that appears to glow and an array of closely-spaced low powered general lights creates the emission.
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‎2009-10-09 07:31 PM
amin_nazifi wrote:Made me laugh....
guide me perfectly
