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I was testing some vehicle objects for a friend and was wondering why they render gray. They have render colors assigned to them in the objects styles but they are not accurender “textures”. Do the accurender colors need to be applied to all the layers.
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Sam
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Most of the cars are really Autocad entities.
Go to: Object Styles>Imported Objects and assign a rendering material by layer.
For my money though I use the RPC parking lot cars from www.archvision.com faster rendering and more realistic.
Tom
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what if we have downloaded additonal textures from say accustudio.com, how do we impor them into revit?
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