"great, works for me too w 2017
just made a test"
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will it work with revit 14?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Albert D Hart Sep 4, 2014.
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"Renderplus is running all of the AccuRender platforms now. McNeel still has Flamingo which is the Rhino plugin. Shouldn't be much confusion anymore. These guys are very customer oriented so they should be able to help.…"
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"This should be a forum post-- not a private comment.
Talk to Renderplus is the Revit thing isn't working for you-- they should be able to refund your money or get you…"
traian m replied to Rich Hart's discussion New version 0348 - NK21 posted
"I cannot figure how to assign nxt materials to ADT components like doors, windows, walls. any Idea?"
Albert D Hart replied to traian m's discussion nxt and revit
"Yes.
The user interface and capabilities are not nearly as robust as nXtRender for AutoCAD due to our limitations working with Revit.
Let us know what you think"
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"it's actually a picture Akin (without artificial light compensation) . I think the purpose is to compare it with the rendering which you can find by clicking "next"."
traian m replied to Rav's discussion Quick question
"there is a problem, with all these sites, blogs, links here and there for the three flavors of nxt.
this site woks well, but if one seeks for nxt for revit, more than often lands on some sketchup stuff, which is irrelevant(for me) .
not to mention…"
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- At 11:20am on January 23, 2015,
Roy Hirshkowitz said… Renderplus is running all of the AccuRender platforms now. McNeel still has Flamingo which is the Rhino plugin. Shouldn't be much confusion anymore. These guys are very customer oriented so they should be able to help. If you don't get a satisfactory answer let me know-- I'll talk to them.
I can't really do anything about the ADT/ACA approach to materials. It's Autodesk that makes this difficult, not me.
- At 9:33am on January 22, 2015, Roy Hirshkowitz said…
This should be a forum post-- not a private comment.
Talk to Renderplus is the Revit thing isn't working for you-- they should be able to refund your money or get you going.
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http://wiki.mcneel.com/accurender/nxt/documentation/basic/materials
The bottom of this page explains how to assign nXt materials to ACA (ADT) components. If it's still not working create a forum post and we'll deal with it. Lots of people have made this method work successfully.
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HI GuysThe pipework is generated using an external package. The majority of the pipework renders in nxt, but there are a few pipe spools that disappear. I have had a look at their properties and they appear to be the same. However the pipes do render using the AutoCAD standard render. Your help would be greatly appreciatedKind regardsDavidSee More
akinlolu olugboji commented on Chukwuemeka Agwu's photo
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"Putting Area lights behind external windows help the overhall ambiance.
Also rendering with no furniture first makes rendering go faster so when ok with the lighting then you can added the furnitures for the final rendering"
Roy Hirshkowitz replied to Thorsten Hedrich's discussion Computer restarts"You can experiment with this setting if you want- sometimes 99% works fine and slightly improves performance. Or you can leave it alone-- these heat shutdowns are not really very good for a computer."
George Ioannidis replied to Thorsten Hedrich's discussion Computer restarts"Super! Another useful lesson learned. Thanks Roy!"
Thorsten Hedrich replied to Thorsten Hedrich's discussion Computer restarts"Abracadabra; adjusting 'Maximum Processor State' (in 'Processor Power Management') -so it does not exceed 95% of its capabilities seems to be doing the trick - as Roy pointed out. Thanks!
Will try new thermal compound anyway -…"
George Ioannidis replied to Thorsten Hedrich's discussion Computer restarts"Doesn't that mean that turning your CPU 95% down it will run only at 5% of its full horsepower? Does it mean that the rendering will then run 20X longer than of full CPU throttle? Or did you mean to set the CPU usage to 95%? Are those 5% enough…"
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