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im wanting to know is there a quick way to give my walls texture without them looking flat?
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Yes, this can be accomplished through the accurender materials. Just play around with them until you get what you're looking for. See this image...
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Go to Settings on the menu choose Material.
Choose some material. Click Duplicate-button- rename the material
Click the down-arrow for Accurender Texturedow
And have a look at the attached image.
Create a new material
And you can bump it...
Giving the walls some plaster texture bumping out and in.
It will look like the walls in a pizza shop then... Good Luck...
You can bump with procedural texture and with your own bitmaps
You have to go through tne material editor.
I am sorry but I have no video link to send you to show how to do it.
Perhaps the folks at Revit are producing some videos soon...
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