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Hey there, I am an architectural technology student and i'm a week away from my major project due date, I am currently playing around with rendering and 3d views to give a great first impression to the markers. However my wall reveals are acting as reveals should and leaving nice big gaps in my exterior walls. Is it possible to somehow fill the reveals? I guess that takes away the whole point of a reveal, but hopefully you understand what I mean. Please see the attached image if im not making sense.
Any criticism relating to lighting and presentation is very much welcomed.
Thanks!
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First: are you sure they are really "closed"?
Second: the model/construction is awesome :D
Third: Don't overlight it IMO. A bit of shady like now looks awesome.
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Thanks Furky  I realised I didn't word my question properly, my intention was to colour the reveals a dark colour, but i've come to the conclusion that it's impossible because the reveal family is simply a cutting tool and will always be invisible. I will probably just have to make a fill pattern with the same dimensions.
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You can paint the faces of reveals with any material.
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Hey WWHub, Thanks for the info I will give it a try next time as I have already done away with the reveals and used a fill pattern instead xD
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