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Hi, does anyone know why I might be having this problem... I exported my 3d image from revit as a fbx and imported into 3ds max design. But after I did this all the buildings and surroundings are gray, even my 3d view, and when I render it is completly black. Someone guessed that maybe there isnt enough free memory on my computer..could this be it? Or has anyone ran into this problem?
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Mandy, the materials are not assigned. The fbx file should generate a folder when you imported it, check in max customize / user file location and there add the folder of the textures.
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