In new renderings, this problem is fixed. The previous rendering engine had a corner darkening issue.

Documentation about the new physically based materials is available here:.

If the new physically based Revit materials are used instead (Revit 2019 or later)， local and cloud rendering should always match.

Any remaining mismatches are likely to be due to data translation issues, not shader differences please report them as bugs. This is now fixed, and both in-product and cloud are based on the same shader codebase.

The cloud renderer used to have a different implementation of legacy materials (which originate from Mental Ray) than the in-product Revit renderer.

Materials Appearance Consistency with Revit in-product.

A newly added denoising algorithm can often produce noise-free renderings in cases where the previous algorithm would show noise even in 'final' quality.

There are significant improvements in quality in some scenes, both standard and final.

Quality improvements with new rendering engine.

We suggest using the new Revit material types (especially for mirrors, metals, and glazing) and to follow the guidelines reported below whenever possible. As many old projects might have been tuned to look right with the old version of the engine, you will notice that new rendering will look different.Īs the new version is more strictly photoreal and relies on correct inputs (especially materials settings), some adjustment to old projects might be necessary to get the best results.

The new version of our cloud rendering engine improves on quality and fixes old issues. We are happy to announce the significant improvements made to the Autodesk Revit Cloud Rendering, which have been released on Dec 9th, 2018.

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