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How to take the screenshot

SketchUp: Set the face style to Shaded or Hidden Line. Then use File, Export, 2D Graphic and save a PNG. A normal screenshot of the window also works.
Revit: Open a 3D view and set the visual style to Shaded or Consistent Colors. Then use File, Export, Images and Animations, Image and save a PNG.
Archicad: Open the 3D window with a simple shaded 3D style. Then use File, Save As and choose PNG as the file type.
Rhino: Set the viewport to Shaded or Arctic. Then run the ViewCaptureToFile command and save a PNG at the size you want.
Any program: A plain shaded or white model works best. Turn off shadows and textures you do not want in the picture.

Scene

Light

Weather

Season(optional)

Materials

Background

Surroundings

Notes (optional)

Extra detailsOther looks, areas to keep, shape, versions

Sun direction(optional)

Camera

No sun change

Drag the sun round the building. Directions are as you see the picture, not compass points.

This relights the picture. It is not a solar study.

Mood(optional)

Fog

Wet groundShiny wet ground with reflections, no rain.Long exposureMoving water, clouds and people blur softly. The building stays sharp.

More looks

Follow my screenshot

Keeps every wall, window and edge where you drew it. Best for approved designs.

Image shape

Versions per render

Compare several takes of one view at once

Making several versions of one view at a time is part of the Studio plan (2 versions) and the Max plan (4 versions).

Several views (optional)

Add 2 to 8 views of one project. They render in the background: the first view to finish sets the look for the others.

Free with an account. Each view costs the same as a normal render.

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