revit -texture facade cladding with metal panels

[Carvalho]

hi guys, I can't find a texture to be able to use as a coating for a facade...the idea was that of rectangular panels, I attach an image to make you understand what I would like to get (only regarding the coating)

thank you already from now on. a greeting

Michael

 

[render54]

if you work with revit you can build the wall as a continuous facade and instead of the glaze you replace it with a solid panel as I did
with this commercial building with blind panels and perforated panels

 

[render54]

so to understand, the structure comes to straight sectors even if built with curved line, the inserted wall resumes the curvature

 

[Carvalho]

Thank you for the answer! I used your procedure in an office building. In this case, however, I wanted to try to work with a map to be assigned to the facade, in fact it is a house with ventilated facade and coating in rectangular metal panels.

as soon as I can place some pictures. . .

 

[render54]

you know that revit is not the best in texture management so I prefer
go on safe, like 3d roof tiles, since there is no displacement
but also in correctly positioning the materials, I find that the mappings in the clamps are rotated 90 degrees compared to the external wall mapping,

 

[render54]

or you can create a bitmap file with a paint program
I think it would be enough in black and white to use as a bump map
I did some evidence, and I'll send it to you.

 

[Carvalho]

thank you so much... not being very practical in creating the textures I didn't want to slip into another "problem".

Explain to me, you practically created one blue rectangular panel and then you made the same size the bump map?

 

[render54]

I did only that black and white rectangle and put it as roughness, the black part sees it as depression in the material, the blue material is unique on the whole wall, it is only the pane that repeats itself
I created the bitmap of 200x100 pixels and the black line of 2 pixels that join in the mapping become 4 pixels
you can create the bitmap with the size of your panels e.g. 1 meter=100 pixels
can be both black and white and gray tones, the more dark gray the more goes down
♪

 

[Carvalho]

Okay, I'm trying... Let's see what's up! !
I try to update you in a short time and still thank you.. .

m

 

[Carvalho]

I did some tests... I show you one of the many, but the result is not satisfactory at all.

I used a map of the revit library (scale: 900mmx450mm), I wanted to dirty the panel but I did not manage:frown: I think it is better a solution similar to yours and leave it homogeneous. . .
as bump I used your rectangle (scale 1200mmx600mm that would be the size I would like for the panel)

edit: in the facade set the panels should not be arranged in that way...

 

[render54]

How big are the escapes, how big do you want them? 1 cm? you can remake the box for the bump with multiple pixels, the one posted was 200x100px

 

[Carvalho]

you 1cm would be fine... now I'm remaking the pane with multiple pixels, while for the map I used as a confusing what do you tell me? too "allargate"? by 240mmx160mm

 

[render54]

try to use this

ps. I widened to 1000x1000 mm
seems to be better

 

[render54]

I led to 100 image fade
and at 5000x5000 the image

 

[Carvalho]

a fury to try I was slowly coming to your settings!!! You're a great thank you for patience... although I'm working directly on the model and my laptop is not made for making so it spends hours...

I think the tests will only make them on simple elements. I'll try your advice now.

Thank you! ! ! !

 

[render54]

and when you make final renderings
there is also the discussion "riga sul fondo"
to complete the pictures
Good job
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[Carvalho]

I wasn't following her... thank you and soon!

Michael

 

[render54]

Damn it!
do not make time to build a wall that...

 

[render54]

built badly!
He broke up right now! !

 

[alpearchitetto]

built badly!
He broke up right now! !

great make you are really good....nothing to say and nothing to envy compared to the older brother 3dmax