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Respected Revit Masters
i got an issue with flooring
i have attended many trainings in revit, but still i have a doubt regarding floor finishing with tiles.
i would like to know, how i can put ceramic tiles in various sizes in a room, may be 2-3 different sizes of tiles comes together. or i may need to cut some patterns on the floor that is filled with marbles, like water jet cut designs.
i know how to add material but i am confused to make it tiles and other designs.
can anybody help
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Are you talking for rendering purposes or just for a tile layout plan?
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Dear teafoe5
Thank you very much for your kind response.
i have both needs, and more, pls note the following
1: i would like to give client a 2D plan with tile layout
2: i need to show the client rendered view according to the layout
3: if possible i need to get the schedule of the quantity of the tiles.
Kind regards
Abdul
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We usually do tile areas as thin floors which we layout in plan. We sketch the shape of each different floor for each tile and apply the correct material that has a model pattern so that we can adjust it in plan. The thin floor is placed just on top of the structural floor.
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Thank you very much teafoe5
one last question
how do i get tile pattern on my rendered view, not in 2d plan.
and i just got info, i would like to share with u as well, pls click the link.
http://revitscratchpad.blogspot.ae/2011/06/modelling-floor-finishesthe-fast-way.html
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You need to apply the material you want to see rendered to the floor.
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I think that bloggers method is just plain stupid.
Doing the thin floors is easy and easily scheduled in the correct category.
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Thnks to all.
i am still stuck on making patterns on the material.
may be bcs i am new in revit.
i cannot see how to adjust tile lines.
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ok , i got it
thank you revit helpers.
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