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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> MULTIPLE MATERIALS WITHIN SWEEP PROFILES???
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I have a sweep with 4 seperate "parts" within the profile...is it possible to assign seperate materials to each "part"?
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It depends like you create the sweep, if you create a sweep for first "Part" and you close the sweep, then you create another sweep to second "part" and close and so one, YES, you can assign a material for each "Seperate sweep"... edit the sweep, then edit 1 "Part" and go to properties and in the "Material" line ADD a material for that Part, then do the same to the others..
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Otherwise you'll need to pick one material, and use the Paint tool to change the surface material for the others. (this won't help if you want to create a material schedule)
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