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Does anyone know if in Revit 2009 it is possible to drape an image over a topo surface, so that it conforms to the surface, like you can do in Sketch-Up. Any help with this would be appreciated. Thanks.
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you could do it when rendered... Not like sketch up..
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We might have to try that. what we tried was using the aerial image as a material, and then applying it to the surface, but for whatever reason, the image was mirrored and rotated when applied, and we couldnt figure out how to stop that from happening. i think at this stage in our project. we can use Sketch-up for the site renderings that we need to have done.
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