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Hi there,
Is there any any way to match the exact color of the texture file when I render in 2012 revit.? It seems that my jpeg file is different than 3d view and 3d view is way different than the rendering. final rendering doesnt match the base jpeg file. How can I render it close to my texture ? any help will be appreciated.
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T.
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Rendered vs shaded views will never be the same. Rendered view surfaces are always influenced by lighting and adjacent materials so they too will not look like your sample.
Sorry - just a fact of life.
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