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I love this, you should put Spartan Epoxies, metallic epoxy in the interior!
Fantastico Daniel, felicidades
Omg amazing work!
You should check this website, there's parametric Revit Families for download free!
https://en.blocksrevit.com/familias-free
WOW FANTASTIC
how will u render in a dark mode or night mode
Wow it looking better and better. We just purchased lumion and spend like 3600 dollars. Im tempted to use this model to render in lumion. Great job
i like it
Brilliant render! and great design...
would definitely want to learn from you how to achieve such outstanding work.
i still though suggest if you make materials scale smaller a bit at some objects
I would highly appreciate a native revit file and some guiding hints to achieving this marvelous results.
Bravo , hat off !
email : ing.enea@yahoo.com
I want to sincerely learn how to render from you. Please can you teach me to render effectively.Thank you, sir This is my email:yogesh.sable1993@gmail.com
so amazing, would you like to send me ur file to chickyliar@gmail.com, i want to learn from it xD, please :D
Thiết kế của bạn thật đẹp chúc bạn thành công .
Excellent modeling skills, very impressive. Well done.
fabulous
Hi Daniel,
I'm trying to achieve high quality renders on Revit and I really like what you have achieved. Can you please send me your file? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks. My e-mail is kiarakco@hotmail.com
Dear Daniel De La Rosa,
I am second year magister at Politecnico Di Milano and I was looking at your work and speciali your work with revit. Is there any way you could send me your revit file so I can take a look at your professional work. You can contact me and my email: GeorgiDi@georgidimov.com I would really appreciate it. Best Regards from Italy
Hello Daniel De La Rosa,
My name is Manuel Anaya and I was looking at using LUMION for my renderings but it seems that the cloud renderings are actually pretty good. if I can study your file and you would like to share it with me, send it to manuelanaya@live.com thanks good job.
How about, I am an architecture student and I would like to know how your projects are excellent with this quality I would like you to support me
Gustavodasilva@hotmail.es
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Exelente you could support me by saying how you give that quality
gustavodasilva@hotmail.es
Hi, i am a Built and Environment student in the Netherlands. At this moment i try to learn everything about Revit. Can you maybe send me the revit file of it to practice? ( I am using Revit 2017 so i can open every file i think) Or just a part of it (if you dont want to send the whole project). My e-mail is: hakkicanunsur@gmail.com i will really appreciate it!! Greets
Practice and inspiration from all the other artist here.
Please tell me how did you do such clay renders ?
Black Oak, Red Oak are the main trees. You may also want to try dogwood and honey locust. If you message me an email I will send you the file.
what kind of tree did you use? can you share a link?
Thanks this purely Revit with no 3ds max or Photoshop. I set up the native cloud at best and change the time setting to get a shade affect depending on the season. Then I do a cloud rendering and all the changes made on the native take affect on the cloud.
You can change the lighting color and intensity under there prosperities way at the bottom.
Very nice . Is this render made purely on revit or was an extra program used like 3D MAX . Is this a native or cloud render?
Oh wow, what settings did you use for the lighting?
Concrete.Cast-in-Place.Formwork.Wood.Plywood
under mats
6' scale / Dim
what type of flooring is that?
This is amazing, the best work i have ever seen on Revit as of yet
Very nice!!! Could you send me your revit file to consulting? My email: khaiminh.kysu@gmail.com. Thank you very much.
Hello. Please refer to the file you want and learn from it? Ptung0911@gmail.com. tks
THANK YOU
Very Nice :)
Impecable vista render daniel!! =)