Marketing Set

[Anonymous]

Hey guys,

the company I work for want's to try and "dress up" their marketing plans-without outsourcing-and I wanted to see if anyone else knows of a way to do that within Revit. Right now I just color the walls grey and do a few 3D perspective views for clients to see. I've attached a marketing plan from another company so you can see what I'm talking about.

[Viveka_CD · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous

You can edit the structure of individual floors and assign a material/color to the floors with a surface pattern. 

Also, see fill patterns. More information HERE

Please mark this response as "Accept as Solution" if it answers your question. Kudos gladly accepted.

Regards,

[chrisplyler · Accepted solution]

I'm not entirely sure I understand your question. You just want to add color to the rooms? Make a color scheme and apply it to the view.

[barthbradley]

Are you talking about creating 3D cutaway views? 

[Anonymous]

Thank you guys for your comments. What you suggested is what I was looking to do. 

[Viveka_CD]

Hi @Anonymous

Glad to note that you found what you are looking for!

Please mark any posts that help with "Accept as Solution" and thanks!

[chrisplyler]

I don't think he cares. He only has one solution on this forum, and he gave that one to himself in his own thread. He only cares about his own obstacles and the help he can get from others to solve them.

I'm not saying that's a bad thing. Perfectly okay not to waste your time helping others to repay the help you have gotten. But it does make me think he's probably not going to really care about coming back to this thread and giving someone credit now that he's gotten what he wants. Maybe I'm wrong?

[Anonymous]

@chrisplyler Please don't come on my threads and say negative things about someone you don't even know and try to give them a bad reputation. I gave Viveka_CD a kudos because I didn't see an "accept as solution" button to hit. I thank her for her help and whenever I can, I give my comments on threads that I can help with. I do ask that any future threads of mine that you might see, please do not add your possible solution as it will not be welcomed. 

[chrisplyler]

I'm not trying to give you a negative reputation. If I'm wrong I'm happy to admit it. But you can't say it was an unfair conclusion for me to draw based on the available info I had, can you?

But I'll honor your request not to offer help to you again. Good luck.

[Viveka_CD]

Hi @chrisplyler 

Thanks for being an Advisor on our forum!

Hi@Anonymous

Congratulations on earning the rank of an Enthusiast in our community! 

I just wanted to reinforce the fact that we are all towards the same goal of helping out to the best of our abilities on the forums while sharing alternative solutions.

We look forward to your continued participation on the forums to benefit the community.

Regards,

[helengroover]

The image is showing it very well, very good for beginners to understand it. The process itself it's not hard at all though, but if you don't have any experience, then you might not think about it at first. If you're actually good at it, you can work as a freelancer, it can be very profitable. You can make different projects for a lot of companies, and to make it easier you can use the prospecting app which will give you the access to a big list of business emails for contact.

[rssoftwiregu]

It's great that your company is looking for ways to improve its marketing materials in-house. According to Rs Softwire: Using different materials and textures in Revit, as well as exploring rendering software, could definitely help to "dress up" your plans.

[rssoftwiregu]

It's great that your company is looking for ways to improve its marketing materials in-house. According to Rs Softwire Using different materials and textures in Revit, as well as exploring rendering software, could definitely help to "dress up" your plans.