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Does anyone have a good trick or tip to simulate tufting on furniture in a Revit family?
Thanks for any help!
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Revit does not do well with "soft" forms....Better to create elsewhere.
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perhaps use a decal, or embed in the family an image... Or as wwhub suggests, use software which can better represent that level of detail... For example though, if you are using a couch, take a picture of said couch, and put in family...
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