Preparing Drawings for Rendering

Preparing Drawings for Rendering

Preparing Drawings for Rendering

Rendered images work best when your drawing contains more detail. The more detailed your drawing, the more realistic the image will be. Refer back to the Drawing with MV - Room Components section for adding floors and ceilings, and drawing accessories and light fixtures.

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