Shadow Colour Interface

In this article we will summarize and overview the Shadow Colour interface.

A. Export high-quality images. Save and Open Settings.

B. Graphic preferences and topography. 

C. Help menu, contains links to helpful articles and videos on how to use Shadow Colour.

D. Change elements’ (layers) order using the arrows.

E. Disable or delete an element (layer).

F. The name of selected element (layer). You may change the layer’s name here.

G. Use the color picker for shadows and their outlines. Click on the colored square to open the color picker, where you can select a color and adjust opacity. Select ‘As View’ to keep the shadow colour as in the Revit view, Or ‘None’ to hide the shadow

H. Assign color for overlapping shadows.

I. Colour source of the shadows cast on the corresponding element (layer).

• Default – Any shadow that is cast on this element will be colored using the color that was chosen for the element that is casting the shadow.
• As View – Any shadow cast on this element will be colored grey using the shadow intensity configured in Revit.
• Receive No Shadow – Shadows cast on this element will not be shown.
• Invisible – Element will be invisible, shadows of this element will be shown. 

J. Add a region and assign a different color for shadows within the region.

K. Add elements from the Revit view (massing, linked CAD/SKP, linked Revit, and groups) or add workset.

L. Generate/Refresh preview image – Press ‘Preview Image’ to get a preview of the shadow study image, and the area calculations.