Learn how to create two similar materials and apply them to the desk using Revit object styles.
- [Instructor] So we're going to carry on…from where we left off in the last exercise,…and if you want to have a go at this on your own,…then, feel free to do so.…You can always check back just to see,…if it didn't quite work out the way you'd intended.…We're just going to spend a little bit more time…creating the black and white materials,…which you're going to be duplicating from these.…Once again, we're into the Materials,…and I'll just right-click and Duplicate,…and we're going to go to the Identity,…and we'll call this one the black one.…
And the Graphics.…The black color is 16, 16 and 16.…So 16R,…16G,…and 16B.…That's that one.…Then to the Appearance,…and I will duplicate the asset.…It's not shared with anything.…I'll call this…BlackPanel.…
And then I can change this value to 16, 16, 16.…And OK that.…So that's done the black panel for us,…and then I'll right-click…and Duplicate the black panel.…We're going to call this one White.…So then, for the Graphics, we are looking at…a RGB value…of 230, 230 and 230.…So, 230 R,…
Author
Paul J. Smith
Released
7/5/2017- Prepping SketchUp drawings for Revit
- Comparing DWG and DXF files in Revit
- Using objects from the SketchUp 3D Warehouse
- Applying Revit materials and objects styles to SketchUp objects
- Creating a Revit mass from a SketchUp mesh
- Using SketchUp to create site context models
- Importing Revit files in SketchUp
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome3m 39s
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What you need to know2m 15s
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Using the exercise files1m 19s
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1. Understanding How Revit Reads SketchUp Files
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Badly prepared SketchUp file2m 35s
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Fixing nonuniform scaling5m 31s
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2. Comparing DWG and DXF Files in Revit
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3. Utilizing the SketchUp 3D Warehouse
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Assigning layers5m 35s
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Color by layer2m 11s
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4. Understanding Revit Materials and Object Styles
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Importing the desk5m 7s
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Eames Desk3m 22s
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Duplicating materials4m 2s
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5. Revit Massing and SketchUp Meshes
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One World Tower1m 50s
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Mass design options4m 29s
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Creating the main stack4m 10s
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Slicing off the faces4m 4s
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Sweeping the groove4m 43s
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Sculpting the corners7m 19s
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Parapet recess2m 39s
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Mass floors6m 2s
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Adding the mast2m 48s
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6. Using SketchUp to Create Site Context Models in Revit
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Site context models1m 37s
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7. Revit into SketchUp
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Revit to SketchUp DWG export5m 11s
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IFC import vs. ACIS solids5m 42s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 7s
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Video: Creating the black and white materials