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I am looking for a Grass "Palapa" style roofs for my clients projects in mexico? Where can I get this??ANYONE KNOW????
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Hi jnordby. Are you looking for something like this (see image)? if so, check here: http://www.cgtextures.com/ , roofing--thatched
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Erland73, Thank you for your rely. I am new to revit and how do I use these images??? Jnordby
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Hi jnordby, so welcome to this world. Ok, I'll try to explain the easiest way to do this, for you: 1-Create your roof and duplicate it with the name you want (i.e. Palapa roof). 2-Go to Settings then Materials...and duplicate the "Default Roof" material and give it the name you want (i.e. "Palapa Roof" ) . 3-Go to Render Appearance in Generic Material Properties then in Color choose Image file. 4-Search the path where you have the image downloaded from the link I gave you before (in this case i didn't use a bump image). 5-Give the image the scale and the brightness you like more and then click OK. 6-Select your Palapa roof and go to Element Properties button and then click Edit/new... button 7-In the Structure Parameters click Edit... then in Materials select the material you previously created and click OK to all 8-Render Hope it helps you.... (This is in case you have Revit Architecture 2009)
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Ok I get lost half way through... adding the pattern into the new roof I created.....HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
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What's the problem???? I think Erlander's explanation it's OK!
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OK jnordby, what is the part you don't "catch" yet??
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Hello guys
just don a normal roof and change the material to 'Bocote'. looks fine when rendered.
hope this has helped
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