Placing a Revit Model into a Background Tutorial

[@johnhenryhanson6998]

Instead of having to render each time, go to graphic display options, background, and select your background image.

[@Aryan-ow5jd]

You have done wonders with beginners. Thanks

[@johnmichaelsaren]

Thank you so much for this!

[@ceciliagunning1450]

Please do a tutorial about placing furniture and accessories into a photograph of a room that has no furniture in it. You often see this done on real estate sites rather than the house actually being staged and photographed. Thank you.

[@razznadine3249]

Thanks a lot you have great tutorials! Just a pet peeve about Revit... Why on Earth you cannot adjust the 3d model with the background image visible PRIOR to rendering is beyond me. This program is ridiculously illogical sometimes

[@Jordan.4x4]

You need to match the shadows directions

[@DuncanLithgow]

If you want to use libresoftware and save the price of photoshop (or just stop using illegal software) then GIMP can do everything photoshop does in this tutorial.... learning GIMP also means you take the solution with you instead of needing your employeer to buy Adobe licenses.

[@TSAKHIL011]

i want to place an AC covering beside a substation and i have perspective rendered pic only for that substation building. i modelled the ac covering design in revit and i try to place that by this method but i couldn't get a matching view between these two.

[@dawidslusarczyk7441]

Maybe next time you will build a dam?

[@CaLbob12]

Is this possible to do in a cloud rendering? Thanks!

[@rastbini1624]

Pls sir how can i get the white blue sky when doing setting for rendering

[@Sinisa0000]

Must adjust the angle of the camera.

[@kezzy_kezzy]

Please can I get a link for railway station signages, please and if possible one for speed train component

[@panjitam27]

Can you tell me what your cpu specs?