textures

[Anonymous]

Hi all,

my question is, how can I see the model without textures? Is it possible? As we don´t care about them, would it be better just to show the model black and white, simplest.

Thank you very much.

Ignigo

[Anonymous]

Hello,

In fact, the view is poor and dark. its hard to see elements. In Naviswork everything is showed with a better contrast and ligth, perfect to share geometry.

We would like to know if its possible to improve. Thanks again. Ignigo

[Bud_Schroeder_ADESK · Accepted solution]

Hello Ignacio,

Thanks for posting your question to the forums. Custom textures are not supported in A360 as it's WEB Based and would not know where to find these textures. There are some settings you can play with inside of the viewer, to see if you get a better looking view. You can also try creating a DWF file and uploading that to see if it looks better.

Hope this helps and thanks for posting to the forums.

[Zsolt.Varga · Accepted solution]

Hi Ignigo, 

If we are talking about a Revit model, you can use the methode described in this document from pages 11-15 as follows: 

http://aucache.autodesk.com/au2011/s...4025_Stine.pdf

You could also use Autodesk LIVE rendering styles to achieve a display with blank materials and explore your project in a prerendered interactive model. 

You find more about this approach here: 

http://www.autodesk.com/products/live/live-product-tour

I hope this helps. 

Please, don´t forget to mark a comment as a solution if it answered your question. 

This will help others to find an answer more quickly.

Regards,

[Zsolt.Varga]

Hi Ignigo,

with the understanding, that Bud Schroeder´s post answered your question and my comment offered you further solutions, this time I will go ahead and mark both of these posts as Accepted Solutions.

This way can others more easily benefit from the information provided.

If these responses did not work as an answer, please feel free to reply to this thread so that we can continue the dialogue.

Thanks for your participation on the forum - Enjoy working with your Autodesk products.

Best regards,