Compare results

Compare each result with the Revit view first, then compare the options with each other. Bloooom by Zaltt can produce an appealing image while changing a detail you needed to keep.

Review the same question

Keep the viewpoint and design question consistent while exploring alternatives. For example, compare two material ideas before also changing the lighting. This makes it easier to explain why one result is more useful.

Select recent renders in the panel to review them. Save the images you want to keep, and open saved images alongside your Revit view when a closer comparison helps.

[SCREENSHOT: Recent renders in the Bloooom panel, with one selected result and the original Revit view visible for comparison.]

Check accuracy before preference

Work through the details that matter to your project:

1. Camera framing and the outline of the building.
2. Storeys, rooflines and openings.
3. Fixed objects, signs and artwork.
4. Materials, light and the change you actually requested.

Treat an unexpected change as something to investigate. It is not evidence that the Revit model has that feature.

Choose the next step

If the appearance helps answer your design question, keep it as an option. If a changed detail makes the option misleading, return to the view or prompt and try again.

Once you have chosen a useful result, enlarge it if you need a larger image. Enlargement works on the selected result, so check which recent render is selected before continuing.

Use the images to discuss and decide. Return to your design tools for checked drawings and final deliverables.