marco.bre
Guest
Hello, everyone! in my work in revit I have a floor made of marble tiles... I set so the texture and so far everything ok, but you do not see me the fugues of the tiles!!! How can I make her look? !
gfrank
Guest
Welcome to the forum
you have to use a texture that also contains escape.
try using one of the fugue archives, if the material is not to be drunk with the "replace" button see if in the archive (which opens by default) you find a suitable one, otherwise use the archive by clicking on : image file, or use an external texture
all the above commands are present in the field "composition rendering" by
roperty element>modification type> modification structure>modification together-field material
more information about materials can be found in other discussions, mediate the search button in the forum: revit
you have to use a texture that also contains escape.
try using one of the fugue archives, if the material is not to be drunk with the "replace" button see if in the archive (which opens by default) you find a suitable one, otherwise use the archive by clicking on : image file, or use an external texture
all the above commands are present in the field "composition rendering" by
roperty element>modification type> modification structure>modification together-field materialmore information about materials can be found in other discussions, mediate the search button in the forum: revit
marco.bre
Guest
Okay, thanks. It's that I used my texture that doesn't have the fugues... and if I design it with phoshop you say it can go?! I hoped there was a method but apparently no... the problem is that it will be difficult to make the right big tiles by changing the texture... Well, thank you anyway. :biggrin:
gfrank
Guest
try with research at the websites of some manufacturers, and if I don't remember badly, something also finds in the discussion embossed in the forum : bookcases and textures.
if the drawings, place the "smoke" on the half-works of the texture, proportioned to the size (p) of the texture/plant
for changing texture size, there is the relative command in the management of materials
if the drawings, place the "smoke" on the half-works of the texture, proportioned to the size (p) of the texture/plant
for changing texture size, there is the relative command in the management of materials
marco.bre
Guest
I had not thought about it! OK then I will do so!!! Thank you so much I will let you know how it went!!! :finger: