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Creating Realistic Light Bulb in Revit Architecture

August 22, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 5 Comments

If you have rendered your model with artificial lights in Revit, you probably have seen that the result can be ‘not so realistic’. We don’t see the light bulbs glowing. We can see the lights, but it looks all wrong… where is the light came from? To create a ‘glowing’ light bulb, you need to […]

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