Batch Rendering in Revit 2009

myshtern · July 14th, 2008

I have a quad core 2.5ghz processor and rendering is still painfully time consuming. Is there anyway I can batch a set of views and have it render overnight?

Also, how does one enlist the services of slave machines?

Thanks

kris McIsaac · July 16th, 2008

Revit is slow for rendering, painfully at times. There is no batch function and no distributed rendering (that I know of) and as far as I know it will only use 4 cores max for rendering. Max is still the way to go for high quality renders.

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myshtern Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Denver Posts: 4 Name: Alex shtern	Batch Rendering in Revit 2009 I have a quad core 2.5ghz processor and rendering is still painfully time consuming. Is there anyway I can batch a set of views and have it render overnight? Also, how does one enlist the services of slave machines? Thanks

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kris McIsaac Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Melbourne Posts: 51 Name: Kris McIsaac	Re: Batch Rendering in Revit 2009 Revit is slow for rendering, painfully at times. There is no batch function and no distributed rendering (that I know of) and as far as I know it will only use 4 cores max for rendering. Max is still the way to go for high quality renders.

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