You can use morph tool for the cornice. The walls are separate with different textures applied to it. I will make a video on that and upload.

@@EminentVRStudio God bless you because I couldn't get it rightly

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You're welcome. I'm glad it solves what you want.

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Yes. Copy the video URL, then visit https/www.savefrom.net Then paste the URL on the search box. You will see buttons for download. Thanks.

Archicad

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Me too. Have you found out a way to get rid of it?

@@ajduo6431 The object is made that way.

@@ajduo6431 Right click and convert the object to Morph.

Archicad and Lumion

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Yes it will show the volume of the morph. Just go to documents, then schedules

First save the Revit file to IFC format. Use Archicad merge. Goto file, then interoperability. And you will see merge. Then choose the IFC file. And click ok

I dont think you are 'converting' from Revit to Archicad but 'switching'. Im Revit user for 8 years but now im all with Archicad. Without a doubt Revit is good for engineer, but not for me ( architect and designer ) because Revit model ugly. Revit fail when come to finishing part such as detail roof model, kitchen, stairs, railing etc. Importing Revit's model to Sketchup or Blender look so ugly, triangulate faces and it doesnt impress at all. But importing models from Archicad to Sketchup or Blender will look very impressive. Very detail 3D roof ( not texture ), with neat valley cut, barge, fascia, guttering and down pipes. Share with me your workflow and let me know if Revit can do better in term of modelling design.

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