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I have some masses imported from sketchup with many faces on them. I first create a new mass then import the sketchup file so revit treats it as a mass. I can sit here for hours painting every surface but thats stupid. can I paint an entire mass one color? I tried changing the rendering color of "defult" and "generic" in materials but the masses remain grey...
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sorry im in revit arch 2012
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CAD file materials are controlled by layer. Look for those layer materials under the manage tab / object styles/ imported objects. Expand the dwg file and you can control the assigned materials there.
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