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I have two buildings linked into a file, they render fine in perspective, but when i render them in elevation almost all the building has no color, it becomes grey. ne one know why?
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Do you have any over-rides in the linked model graphics? Are the materials from the linked files imported into the host project through the "Transfer Project Standards" option? (File > Transfer Project Standards)
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Michael Bergin Intern Architect / BIM Specialist CMSS Architects, PC Virginia Beach, Washington DC, Richmond |
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