Important update: in Revit 2024, new visual style called "Textures" was added. This is basically consistent colors style with textures added. With this new visual style there is no need to use methods described in this tutorial. You can just apply the Textures visual style instead.
@@sheiladelarosa_ I don't think so. What I do to simulate grout between tiles is to add lines to the texture. Depending on how accurate you want the tiles to be, this takes some calculations with regards to the raster size of the image.
Important update: in Revit 2024, new visual style called "Textures" was added. This is basically consistent colors style with textures added. With this new visual style there is no need to use methods described in this tutorial. You can just apply the Textures visual style instead.
Thank you for sharing valuable knowledge sir
Hi, I just want to stress, that with Revit 2024 there has been change, so workflow form this tutorial is outdated with this version of REvit.
thanks .... my revit 2019 . ...i try to up to 2022
Yes, I didn't mention it in the tutorial but Realistic Visual Style has been overhauled in version 2021.
My material texture lines are not showing in realistic
There might be many reasons why material texture is not showing up.
@@BIMforInteriorDesign is there a way to display lines over the texture, as in tiles?
@@sheiladelarosa_ I don't think so. What I do to simulate grout between tiles is to add lines to the texture. Depending on how accurate you want the tiles to be, this takes some calculations with regards to the raster size of the image.
@@BIMforInteriorDesign thank you, I was able to edit my texture in Photoshop! Your video has been incredibly helpful
@@sheiladelarosa_ I am glad it helped. This workflow is not too straightforward in Revit.