Adding painting to a louver

Adding painting to a louver

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Adding painting to a louver

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I am building a tower on revit with retail area in the podium (ground to second floor). one of the elevations has a large louvered area & a roll up shuuter door in which a coloured strip is glued on each of the louvers as well as the roller shutter door to form a large poster (see attached elevation screenshot). I need to know a way in which this poster shows on the revit model for rendering purposes. I thought of mateial appearance, but then each louver will have the whole image (It will not form a big image as a whole).  do you think there is a way to show it as one image of the whole are? 

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Keith_Wilkinson
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Could you try using a decal perhaps?  There would be limitations but might get you close.

 

http://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2015/ENU/?guid=GUID-969930D8-16D9-49CB-9E7E-5D8DF10C3C2B

 

 



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L.Maas
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Depending on your expectations of the result I can think of different things.

First could be to do post production in Photoshop or similar.

Second, in Revit itself. Depending on view distances etc you could consider to replace your louvres with a single object that will represent your louvres. Than you could use the poster on that object. For example a family with single extrusion object and materials assigned, then used voids to get simulation of louvres.

 

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Third, 3DS Max. Little experienc in 3DS max myself but the material mapping capabilities are much better there.

Louis

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Please mention Revit version, especially when uploading Revit files.

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