texture mapping

texture mapping

arkitek2ss
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texture mapping

arkitek2ss
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any website or anything that can show how-to add tile inside of tile and how they work within Texture Editor?

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barthbradley
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Tile inside of tile?  Are you talking about a Rendering Image? 

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arkitek2ss
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trying to get the look of plank flooring as shown (GD using hidden line)

plank tile pattern.png

but I get this. 

plank tile pattern - rendering.png

trying to understand how to place a sub tile appearance within the main tile.

Is there somekind of guide or How-To 

 

 plank tile pattern -Texture Editor.png

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cbcarch
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Your texture map ( .jpeg or .png, etc.) does not look correct.

Try finding a better image of the wood flooring / pattern that matches the hatch pattern ( running bond ).

Also, it is best to use a "seamless" texture to avoid "tiling" or "repeating" of the pattern.

This can be done in photoshop or other image editing apps.

https://medialoot.com/blog/how-to-make-a-seamless-texture-in-photoshop-redux/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR3Z0zr1RaY

Cliff B. Collins
Registered Architect The Lamar Johnson Collaborative Architects-St. Louis, MO
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ToanDN
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Besides using an image for the wood pattern, you can also use Revit's procedural tile and custom it to your liking and to match the surface pattern.

 

Capture.PNGCapture1.PNG

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arkitek2ss
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actually, the texture map is nothing.  just a color for a place holder until i can get the tiling done correctly.

i was trying to use a single plank and have it repeat and offset but I guess revit can't do that.

is there somewhere that does the How-to on how to manipulate textures?

plank tile.jpg

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arkitek2ss
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ToanDN,

didn't see your post until after my last post.  is there a how-to or something to do that?

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ToanDN
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@arkitek2ss wrote:

ToanDN,

didn't see your post until after my last post.  is there a how-to or something to do that?


I am not sure.  You can certainly google it.

But there is only a hand full of options (okay maybe two hand full) that you can experiment to get the job done.  In the example I changed the number per column and row to get the offset effect.

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