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Ok I'm working on a project for TSA and am using Revit to make the house project. After finishing I ran into the New guy issue of not knowing how to apply a texture to a wall, or any other object for that matter. Any support on this problem would help. And if any more info is require I would be glad to provide it.
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Textures are part of the material properties and every 3D element in Revit is assigned a material. Read you HELP on how to define walls.
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