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Topic ClosedLooking revit scenes
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ZepHendriks View Drop Down
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Joined: 01.Dec.2012
Location: Netherlands
Using: Maya 2013
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    Posted: 01.Dec.2012 at 16:47
I'm a Maya user and looking for some revit scenes for experimenting.

What am i using the scene for:
- Lighting 
- UV mapping and texturing
- smoothing

I want to experiment with the change in quality and do not have the time to start working with Revit, so if you're willing to share some scenes, you'll get the renders and modified .fbx files and textures.

here an image of my personal Maya scene.
 http://sphotos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/374434_412365948835677_296120874_n.jpg
 
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