Indigo for Revit

Push button simplicity

By integrating directly with the Revit interface, Indigo for Revit is totally user-friendly, providing a simple, easy to use interface without compromising on options or features. It provides automatic, intelligent conversion of materials while enabling the user to adjust and fine-tune manually. Producing impressive architectural visuals is easy with Indigo; the process mirrors real-world photography with nearly identical results. No other software is required - just hit the render button!

Unrivaled realism

A superior unbiased renderer, Indigo for Revit uses cutting-edge techniques, efficiently rendering images without the approximations commonly found in other rendering systems. Using spectral colour throughout, from the physically-based sky model to the reflective properties of materials, Indigo for Revit is capable of producing the most photorealistic images available.

Glass engineers currently use Indigo to assist them in material design; this same powerful engine is now available for Revit.

Effortless Networking

Harness the power of your IT network to drastically accelerate the rendering process. With the addition of Indigo node licenses, you can distribute the workload across multiple computers, exploiting spare processing power.

Simply start network render, and all available nodes will begin lending a hand!

Discounted Beta Price

For the duration of the beta period, Indigo for Revit is available at the reduced price of EUR 595. We also offer discounts for bulk purchases, as well as educational pricing.

Please contact sales@indigorenderer.com for more information.

Recent Updates

Beta 7, 1st of December 2011

- fixed expiry

Beta 6, 24th of June 2011

- fixed encoding in igmesh export
- fixed roughness bug in matte material
- fixed exception in texture control
- made mesh exporter more stable
- fixed a bug with instancing (instances would not show up or in the wrong place)
- added support for Revit 2012

Beta 5, 1st of December 2010

- Mesh export now properly uses the category visibilty settings in the selected view (fixes masses)
- fixed "Model tried to use undefined mesh 'RevitMesh'." error message when no geometry exported

Beta 4, 1st of October 2010

- Added support for Revit 2011
- Fixed problem where no 3D views were found in non-English versions
- Added support for environment maps
- Fixed UV export
- Sun position can be exported from Revit (only supported in 2011)
- Added support for arch glass acceleration
- Dialogs can now be closed by pressing ESC (cancels without saving changes)
- Dialogs are displayed in the screen center
- Fixed issue where material browser would continue to query materials after being closed
- Added material inspector
- Improved mesh export
- Optimised render settings
- Colour filter in light sources are now supported
- Fixed reflectivity slider
- Fixed issue where Topology Suface wouldn't have any texture coordinates
- Roughness material parameter behaviour improved
- Better error dialogs

Beta 3, 23rd of August 2010

- An updated material editor
- Online material database integration
- Better conversion of light sources, using temperature, light intensity and IES settings from Revit
- An improved Installer that installs the prerequisites, if needed, and also handles setting up the .ini file