To achieve high-quality visuals in Revit, which should be minimized?

Minimizing reflected surfaces in Revit is crucial for achieving high-quality visuals because excessive reflections can create visual noise and distractions in rendered images. Reflected surfaces often require additional processing power to accurately represent reflections, which can lead to longer rendering times and potentially lower visual fidelity if the system struggles to compute them effectively. By reducing the number of reflective surfaces, you streamline the rendering process, allowing for clearer, cleaner images that showcase the model’s features without unnecessary complexity.

In contrast, maintaining appropriate lighting complexity can enhance the realism of a scene. Similarly, shadows are essential for conveying depth and dimension in architectural visuals, as they provide context and help differentiate elements in the design. While detail elements contribute to the overall aesthetic, they are more about enhancing visual interest rather than detracting from quality. Thus, focusing on minimizing reflected surfaces improves the overall quality and efficiency of rendering in Revit.