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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Possible for an object to rotate a material?
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Hello, We're building houses with bricks. I use render materials for this. Sometimes there is something we call a "rollaag" (don't know what's it called in English...) that means a row of bricks vertically, instead of horizontally. To create these "rollaag", I use wall sweeps, with a profile the size of a brick. Is there a way that this sweep takes the material from the wall, but 90° rotated? Cause if I have to do it manually, each time a customer changes brick color, I have to create new materials by hand, for the "rollaag". Any ideas? Thanks!
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There is no way to do what you want but just assign the material to the sweep. If you give that sweep material a name like "rollage", you can just change the material assignment to rollage in the project and it will change everywhere.
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Hey WW, thanks for the thinking. This is the way i'm doing it now. Only disadvantage is you have to create a new vertical material, for each horizontal material you change. But okay, we can't exclude all mouseclicks can we?  Is there a way that the material hatch (surface pattern) aligns with the render material? So if I use the surface pattern to align windows, the render looks good too? Or is this just tweakin with the used patterns? Thanks!
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