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How can I create tree with leaves in shaded view?(I have seen families in revitcity but how to do them?) ...Also how to do climbers/vines/creepers in shaded view?
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currently in the AUGI Traing Program there is a class titled "Landscaping without backbreaking: Creating really nice tress and entourage Families for Revit". the class is currently in session, but i think you can still join
Sorry, the class was canceled. hopefully it will be re-scheduled
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