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    Question Render in Cloud from Revit Server?

    Has anyone done this successfully? (Render to Cloud Online Add-in from Revit Server).

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    Default Re: Render in Cloud from Revit Server?

    We got it working--there was a minor network connection problem.

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    Default Re: Render in Cloud from Revit Server?

    We offer rendering in the cloud using GPU supercomputing hardware. For more information see: http://www.revuprender.com/index.php...=72&Itemid=177

    Our prices are much more reasonable than the Autodesk Cloud for rendering and we offer on-demand pricing so you do not need to pay for anything you do not use.

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    Wink Re: Render in Cloud from Revit Server?

    So far, Adesk Cloud rendering is free for subscription users.............for "100 units", whatever that means.
    I think it means 100 renderings, but I can never get an absolute answer.

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    Default Re: Render in Cloud from Revit Server?

    Quote Originally Posted by cliff collins View Post
    So far, Adesk Cloud rendering is free for subscription users.............for "100 units", whatever that means.
    I think it means 100 renderings, but I can never get an absolute answer.

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    We got it going too, and like it. We have been unable to get it to work with custom materials though. Boooooo.....

    ...and yes, not sure when we'll hit the 100 unit limit, but I wonder what that will mean.

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    Default Re: Render in Cloud from Revit Server?

    Quote Originally Posted by ry View Post
    We offer rendering in the cloud using GPU supercomputing hardware. For more information see: http://www.revuprender.com/index.php...=72&Itemid=177

    Our prices are much more reasonable than the Autodesk Cloud for rendering and we offer on-demand pricing so you do not need to pay for anything you do not use.
    I was curious how much lower than Free (the cost of the Autodesk Cloud if you have Subscription) did RevUpRender offer? I don't mean for this to come off in a negative fashion, but the Autodesk cloud rendering is 100% free for not only Subscription users (100 render units), but also for everyone else who owns Revit (15 render units).. And in reality, while I'm sure the loophole might be closed eventually, those 15 render units are per Autodesk login. When you say that your prices are "much more reasonable than the Autodesk Cloud", what are you referring to? Other than paying for Subscription, Autodesk doesn't offer pay services for it's use.

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