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I want to tile images while rendering in Revit seamlessly. I have photos of material and I want to apply them to objects like couches and have them tile seamlessly.
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It's very difficult to get a material to tile seamlessly. You have to do the 'MC Escher trick' of having the edges on one side interlock with the edges of the other.
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Sometimes you need to do some editing of an image to do this. You can't have a sharp trnasition edge to edge in either direction. If your image is shaded like that, look for a better, more uniform image if you can. Sometimes you have to have a bigger sample. A 10'x 10' image rater than a 2' x 2' ... or similar.
This is your problem to correct, the Revit software will not do it for you.
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