Add Arnold as a renderer

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Once you import Revit model inside 3ds Max, we would choose Renderer.

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In this case, we would go for Arnold as a Renderer.

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So, why we were choosing Arnold Renderer?

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Of course, this is a part of 3ds Max and high-quality production ready renderer.

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Also, Arnold is a physical based unbiased rendering engine.

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So, when I say unbiased, it means render engine takes absolutely no shortcuts in each calculation of calculating the rays.

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Unbiased render engines often produce exceptional render quality.

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I would also like to mention here Arnold creates greater realism with less effort,

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though artistic and stylized effect can be achieved.

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So, this is my 3ds Max and we have imported the model here.

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As I said, we're going to add Arnold as a renderer.

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So, to do that, I'll go to the Render Setup.

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Once you click on the "Render Setup", as you can see, it has taken the ART Renderer.

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So, just click over here, scroll down and choose your Arnold as a renderer.

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Also, if you want, you can scroll down.

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As you can see, it is written Assign Renderer.

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Now it is already chosen because I have already selected Arnold as a renderer.

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Once done, now your scene will be rendered using Arnold Renderer.