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REVIT FOR PRESENTATIONS GRAPHICS THAT “POP” Jason Grant - http://jasongrant.squarespace.com/ - @jasongrantarch
David Light – http://autodesk-revit.blogspot.com - @davewlight BIM Manager, HOK
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Maybe in the early days, but not now! Autodesk Revit 7 changed all that…….
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Presentation Graphics Revit Architecture includes in-built tools which allows you to create compelling presentation graphics without the need for full rendering…….
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Drafting Techniques Apply
The hardcore BIM gurus may disagree; however….. In many cases your deliverables are still 2D How you present your model may be difference
between winning or loosing work Maximise the “model” as much as you can Don’t forget the approaches you appled when you
drafted on a drawing board Punch out building elements where you need to Experiment…….& develop a style
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Graphics Cards To maximise the ability to work with some of
the graphic functions within Revit, ensure your graphics card can use Hardware Acceleration.
For more details on Graphic Card drivers go to
http://www.autodesk.com/us/revit/revit_graphics_hardware_list_June02.html
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=15387396&linkID=9243099
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Display Settings Wireframe Displays the model as a wireframe only Hidden Line Displays the model as a linework to define geometry Shaded Displays the model as shaded colour geometry only Shaded with Edges Displays the model as shaded colour with line work to define geometry edges Consistent Colours Displays faces of elements in flat colour; faces of elements that are oriented at different angles to the camera will display in the same shaded colour. Realistic Elements that have material definitions assigned will display texture maps in real time.
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Graphic Display Settings
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Realistic
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Ambient Shadows
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Ambient Light Settings
Playing with the Ambient Light settings can yield differing results.
0 -100%
As you increase the value, this will affect the material colour.
0 50 100
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Shadows
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Shadow Settings The Graphic Display Options allows you to control the shadow settings.You can control – Sun Intensity Ambient Light The shadow Intensity
From experience, playing down the depth of the shadows helps to pop the view.
Try Sun Intensity set to 60 and Cast Shadows to around 20 to 30.
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Silhouette Settings Elevations and 3d views can be given
graphic emphasis automatically.
The Graphics Display tools allow the user to specify line styles to be used as overrides on the profiled edges seen in elevation and 3d views.
Linework can be used to further refine the profiles.
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Background Graphics Under Graphic Display Options you have the
ability to display a Gradient background in 3d and perspective views.
Play with different Background color's to give your image a different ambience.
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Depth of Field in Elevations You can’t technically control the depth
of field of elements between what is close and what is far away.
However, with some strategic use of the override graphic tools you can alter certain elements to fade them into the background so they are less dominate in the view.
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Give a Basic Plan some kick Adding some colour, via Colour Fill Legends and
Room Tags, to communicate the spaces use.
Editing Visibility Graphics to clean up the view, change line-weights, and screen certain Elements.
Swapping in better looking symbols and dimensions, and editing the annotations so they aren't so dense.
Making the plan punch by adding a coarse fill to the walls, and turning on shadows (but keeping them light & the sun bright).
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Give a Basic Section some kick Don’t forget you can use
colour legends in sections views as well as plans.
The important factor is that the room volume extends from the floor finish all the way to the underside of the floor above.
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Consider your Image – Rule of Thirds
This might seam obvious, but when creating a 3d view - consider the Rule of 3rds
Used extensively in the world of 3d visualisation & photography
Setup image composition exactly like a photographer sets up a shot
Links to sites which explain more:- http://www.digital-photography-school.com/rule-of-thirds http://photoinf.com/General/KODAK/guidelines_for_better_photographic_composition_rule_of_thirds.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds
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Orient to View Tool Create a section or a wall section Create a new 3d view Then from the view cube select Orient to View
Pick your section and the 3d view will be oriented to the section.
Free rotate as required to generate a 3d section.
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Orient to View Tool
Use the Orient to view to create floor slices for stacking diagrams
Or 3d details….
Don’t forget in Revit 2012 you can now lock a 3d view
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3D Sections
Use the section box feature to create section and plan perspectives.
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Transparent Glass One particular challenge is that glass material
displays as a solid color in elevation.
If you require glass to be transparent, use a combination of a 3d isometric view and the view cube to orient to an elevation of the model.
The glass will be transparent, but you will not be able to add text, dim etc in the view. This is better placed in a sheet view.
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Using Visibility Graphics to get a Sketchy Feel
Be creative with graphic overrides to alter line work……
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Material Overrides You can override the materials of objects with solid
colours.
This is achieved by altering the material colour so that the surface material is set to solid and the colour defined.
It should be noted, that the material will even appear in hidden line views.
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Using Filters to Control Geometry Consider creative ways to
breakup geometry so that you can hide them in certain views.
In this example, the roof has been broken up, so that it can be hidden.
Consider using visibility filters to hide items globally rather than per view.
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Use Your Fonts Whilst fonts such as Arial and Arial Narrow
are commonly used, there may be occasions with presentation work where mixing up the fonts you use can improve the overall look and style of the output.
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Understanding Poche What is Poche?
The Poche material is the material colour you see when
a section box is defined in a 3d view.
It will only display when the level of detail is set to course.
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Give Your Elevation a Base Elevations can look scrappy with the
default terrain shown in an elevation view.
Hide terrain in the view and use a filled
region to give your an elevation a base to sit on.
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Entourage Can Make All The Difference
Use 2d Entourage families to make your elevations less “Revit” like!
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Using Images Use images in the background to give your elevations a
sense of depth. These can be gradients or sky backgrounds.
Edit these in Photoshop and save the image as a PNG.
In Revit choose Insert > Image and import your image. Place the image as required. Select the image and then choose send to background.
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Using Images Use images to with transparency to add interest to
your elevations.
In Photoshop, remove any background and save the image as a PNG image.
In Revit choose Insert > Image and import your image. Place the image as required.
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Hidden Linework
Allows you to display elements which are obscured by other elements
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Ghosted Surfaces Ghosted Surfaces allow you to override
graphics to apply surface with 30% transparency to building elements
Ghost Surface can be applied to a whole view, by element, category or by filter.
Percentage of transparency cannot be changed.
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Hatch Patterns
Consider the use of hatch patterns
Instead of using black lines for hatch, use a dark grey to soften linework,
Whilst brick hatch looks nice,
sometimes it can be a bit too heavy depending on the scale!
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Hatch Patterns
Need custom hatch patterns?
Then get Hatch Kit Pro, it will be the best $125 you will ever spend!
Best off drawing pattern in AutoCAD, export as DXF, import into Hatch Kit, export as a .PAT suitable for Revit.
http://www.hatchkit.com.au/
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Custom Hatches for free - Hatch22
Free app which allows you to create custom hatch patterns directly within Revit.
The app / plugin can be downloaded from here -
http://mertens3d.com/tools/revit/2012/hatch22-2012/hatch22-2012-use.php
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Summary - Elevation Techniques Elevations Creation Tips • Use VH to turn off all unwanted categories • Use VG to turn all projection and cut planes to neutral
colour, line type and thickness • Use Orient to view (Elevation) to see through glazing etc • Use default shadow settings to set shadows • Keep sun light up and shadows down • Use bright materials with glow turned on to illuminate
objects • Use sky and ground images as backdrop • Use 3D Camera to create perspective elevations.
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Summary - Concept Sections Concept Section Creation Tips
• Use VH to turn off all unwanted categories • Use VG to turn all projection and cut planes to neutral colour, line
type and thickness • Use VG to override the cut pattern fill • Use default shadow settings to set shadows • Keep sun light up and shadows down • Use bright materials with glow turned on to illuminate objects • Transfer legacy CAD details to create entourage • Use sky and ground images as backdrop
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Summary - Perspective Views
3D Creation Tips • Use VH to turn off all unwanted categories • Use VG to turn all projection and cut planes to
neutral colour, line type and thickness • Use default shadow settings to set shadows • Keep sun light up and shadows down • Use bright materials with glow turned on to
illuminate objects • Use gradient backdrops • Use Steering Wheel to dynamically modify
view. • Use Advanced Model graphics to override
silhouettes • Be creative with camera angles (rule of 3rds)
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Summary - Cropped 3D Views 3D Creation Tips • Create Callout or section view • Click into the default 3D view • Press F8 and orient to new callout view • Use the crop region to refine crop box • Use VH to turn off all unwanted categories • Use VG to turn all projection and cut planes to neutral colour, line type and thickness • Use default shadow settings to set shadows • Keep sun light up and shadows down • Use Advanced Model graphics to override silhouettes
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Questions
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WHY DESIGNERS SOMETIMES SAY…
The graphics are not great…
Too hard to show options…
Renderings take too long…
Need to assign materials to everything…
Lifeless views…
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WHAT REALLY MATTERS
Client understands the design.
Graphics reinforce design.
Client is excited about design.
Graphics can be used in marketing.
Clients, Clients, Clients…
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MATERIAL CHOICES AND CONTROLS
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VISIBILITY GRAPHICS CONTROLS
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Research
www.ArchDaily.com
Over a year of collecting
4,500+ Images
2.5 GB
Great cross section of firms and styles
Probably most not done in Revit
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LIFE / FEELING SIMPLICITY / FOCUS
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CONTENT FILTERS
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Web Research MASSING
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•6 Separate 3D Views
•Site Created by Massing and Roofs Applied
•Filters to Turn Non-Focus Structures and Roofs White
•Filter to Turn Focus Elements Red
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•6 Separate 3D Views
•Site Created by Massing and Roofs Applied
•Site Massing Left On for Ground Thickness
•Filters to Turn Non-Focus Structures and Roofs White
•Filter to Turn Focus Elements Red
•Filter to Turn Ground Mass Red
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Web Research CARTOGRAPHICS + INFOGRAPHICS
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•Generic Annotations Family
•62 Families Loaded into 1
•Edit an Existing one and Load into Master for Future Needs and Expansion.
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•Drafting View •Filled Regions (Grey and Red) •Detail Lines •Drawn Over Image
•Drafting View •Filled Regions (Grey and Red) •Detail Lines •Drawn Over Image
•Plan View •Masking Region for Circular View •Filters to Turn Roads to Black, Buildings to Grey, Site to White and Building Location to Red
•Drafting Lines on Sheet for Enlargement Lines
•Three Views Stacked on Sheet
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Web Research SITE ANALYSIS + DEPICTION
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•3 Views (Site, Solar Path Winter, Solar Path Summer)
•Solar Path Views are 3D Views Oriented to Plan with everything else turned off in VG.
•Analysis Lines – 3D Components
•Wind Lines – 3D Components with Ghost Surfaces
•Wind Direction Derived from Wind Rose
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Web Research PEOPLE - SECTIONS + ELEVATIONS
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Web Research PEOPLE IN PERSPECTIVE
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Web Research TREES IN PLAN
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Web Research TREES IN ELEVATION
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Tree – Coarse Setting
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Tree – Medium Setting
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Tree – Fine Setting
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Web Research – MOST POPULAR COLORS
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