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I have created a black and white jpg image for use in defining cut-outs/ perforations in a new material (black=voids). I began the new material based on the 'generic' render appearance. However, once i apply this image to the material properties under the 'cut-out/ perforation' section, the entire material becomes transparent: the white sections of my image are not being understood by Revit as solid in the material. is there something I missed in setting up the initial jpg that will solve this problem? Some step in the drawing/creating process, or perhaps in saving the file as a certain type? Thanks...
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Hi, I've done this numerous times and have not experienced that issue. Can you post the opacity map and outline what the material is? It may be as simple as using a different base material...
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I have the same problem that mbrecken has... could somebody explain me the correct procedure to use the cut-outs/ perforations in a new material. Ehat kind of file do I have to create? Thanks,
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A JPG is usually best.
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I've actually figured it out, or at least one solution that did work. The program I saved the jpeg in saved in CMYK format by default, without other options. I opened the image in photoshop and saved it with an RGB color scheme (I noticed that the default revit images were RGB when I searched their file properties). The same jpeg saved in RGB worked fine. Yes, it's that easy... hope this helps others!
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Good detective work!
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