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Hello, I am making a small storage shed as an add-on to my school as a project in Revit. My instructor wants me to make a good rendering of the shed to show to the school to get permission to build this shed. However I am having problems changing the materials in the rendering. I have brick walls, which I would like to be red, but they still appear grey, how would I change this?
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