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i want to put in a granite counter top to a revit residential project. The problem is that it does not look like granite. Is there any way that i can put a jpeg image (or a different format) on to the counter top to make it look real? Thanks
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You can import image files. File, Import/Link, Image and place it into your model where needed.
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askask, You only need to assign the countertop material to an accurender bitmap. If your material is set to default, open the family and re-assign it there.
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