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well ive been away from revit for awhile and starting toget back to it. i have recently got a model railroad cad program to aid in degining a model railroad layout (for me its O-Scale Lionel). and the program is called 3rd Plan It, by eldrerdo software. anyway ive been trying to export the files which are orginally .3pi as a dwg for import into revit and i was wondering how would i enable textures for it for rendering purpoes since in revit when i render it, it comes out gray. i have supplied both the native .3pi file format and the .dwg format. 3rd Plan it also has support for 3ds models. a link to the 3pi web site is here where you can downlaod a trial version for free.
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Each unique material in the dwg needs to be on it's own layer. After importing, that layer name will then show up as a material name where you can assign a color/texture to.
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this tutorial may help? http://www.revitcity.com/tutorials/how_to_grow_your_family/
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