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archie456

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Joined: Mon, May 17, 2010
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Hi,

What’s the best way to schedule finishes and also have them to produce nice renders.

My building uses concrete walls, which look great when painted, but not so good when just plain concrete.

If I add the finishes to the room object they are just text fields that bear no relation to the model.

If I add the finishes to the wall objects I end up with a load of wall types (too many).

If I add the finishes using the Paint tool it doesn’t schedule and I have to split up all the wall faces which takes too long.

How do others out there do this?

Cheers.

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