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Anyone know why my ceilings (model created in Revit building 9.1) do not render in Max...but appear fine in the viewport?? Verified all the layers from the dwg are checked to import...issue seems only to be on ceiling material...
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I'm not totally sure but when you linked the drawing, did you align normals, sometimes they may have to be the opposite of which you have it set at. Also you can maybe force the object or the material 2 sided. Hopefully one of these two ideas work
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