Cesar Escalante
Whether you need to iterate concept studies, prepare your project for design review, or validate the final selection of materials and furnishings, Autodesk Cloud Rendering is an integrated, cost-effective way to generate your interior visualizations directly from Revit without pausing or stopping your work.
Cloud rendering has been available to Autodesk Revit and AEC Collection subscribers for several years; in fact, our customers hit a milestone of 50 million cloud renderings way back in 2016!
For an interior designer, this is a quick and easy way to create beautiful representations of your design intent, study design options across design phases, share proposed options with stakeholders, and produce visual media in a variety of formats—including still images, 360-panoramas, solar studies, and immersive VR studies—without the need for any special third-party software or superpowered computer
In response to customer requests, we have put together a couple of articles with a compiled list of best practices in two articles available in our Autodesk Knowledge Network that will help you produce beautiful results.
Part 1: Tips for Material Setup, Entourage Content, and Lighting
Part 2: Tips for Cameras, Rendering Settings, Post-Processing adjustments, and VR Scenes
Take advantage of these technical ‘golden nuggets’ and start getting the most value out of your Autodesk Cloud Rendering service for Revit, a benefit readily available to all our Revit users and AEC Collection subscribers. The service uses cloud credits—a universal measure across Autodesk consumption-based cloud services—to perform specific tasks in the cloud. Learn more about cloud credits here.
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