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Has anyone figured out a workaround for rendering fiber optic concrete like Luccon or LiTraCon? I am running Revit 2011 as I could not get Revit 2012 to load (that's another problem that I will deal with one of these days.)
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Phebe
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You need to find a good "Texture" then you can create a new material in Revit for that.
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Hi Phebew, i am also doing a rendering on Litracon, do let me know if you have found any solution!
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