Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual page 1202

rendered image. However, it also increases the time required to generate the image. Increasing the values of
multiple settings may increase render time exponentially. See
Setting
General Options
Image Precision (Antialiasing)
Reflection and Transparency Options
Maximum Number of Reflections
Maximum Number of Refractions
Blurred Reflections Precision
Blurred Refractions Precision
Shadow Options
Enable Soft Shadows
Soft Shadow Precision
Indirect Illumination Options
Compute Indirect and Sky Illumination
Indirect Illumination Precision
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Rendering Best Practices
Description
Increase this value to smooth jagged edges in the rendered image.
Enter a value between 1 (most jagged) and 10 (smoothest). See
Performance and Image Size/Quality
Increase this value when objects are missing from reflections in the
rendered image. Enter a value between 0 (no reflections) and 100
(most reflections). See How Refractions and Reflections Affect Render
Performance on page 1175.
Increase this value when you cannot see objects through multiple
panes of glass. Enter a value between 0 (completely opaque) and 100
(completely transparent). See
Render Performance on page 1175.
Increase this value when the edges or surfaces of objects in blurred
reflections are speckled. Enter a value between 1 (speckled) and 11
(smoothest).
Increase this value when the edges of objects seen through rough
glass are speckled. Enter a value between 1 (speckled) and 11
(smoothest).
Select this option to make shadow edges blurred. Clear it to make
shadow edges sharp and distinct. See
Increase this value when the edges of soft shadows are speckled instead
of smooth. Enter a value between 1 (speckled shadows) and 10
(smoothest shadows).
Select this option to include light from the sky and light that bounces
off other objects. Clear it to omit these light sources from the rendered
image. See Indirect illumination
Increase this value to achieve more detailed indirect illumination (the
level of detail that is visible in indirect light) and shadows. Greater
precision yields smaller subtle effects, usually in corners or below ob-
jects. Enter a value between 1 (less detail) and 10 (more detail).
on page 1172.
on page 1175.
How Refractions and Reflections Affect
Soft shadows on page 1173.
on page 1174.
Render