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I'm having trouble painting Individual walls in Revit. My problem is that when I use the paint command I can highlight individual walls but how do I know when it is painted (meaning when I render the structure you can see the color)? and how can you change colors in the paint command?
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When using the paint tool you are applying a material to the surface of an object. In order to see the color you need to set the material to have a shaded color. Usually when selecting an Accurender material as a texture, the program will adjust the shade color to match the base color of the material. Also note that you can only see the color fills in shaded modes.
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