Material Hack in Revit Tutorial (Material Placement in Revit) 

For the structural colums you can use the same trick but you have to apply it in the family editor for it to work you then reload the family to the model and you're done. It can be used also for beams etc...

Man thas GENIUS! I use revit its been a lot of years and i've never found a way to adjust materials in THIS EASY WAY. THANKS

Man, I found out about this LITERALY YESTERDAY! Such a coincidence to see your video today! hahahaha Just gotta add: another powerful use of this feature is that it aligns the texture when you export the model to a render engine such as Lumion, so you don't need to make several different materials just because you have floor textures with different alignment! In Lumion you just need to have the material scale set to 0.00 (imported coordinates), so it will adopt imported scale and alignment.

My Revit guru! Thanks for all the tutorials.

as a max modeller used to uvw mapping facilities this video is scary ...like going back in time to the late 80s ...eeeek.

When the shower thoughts kick in XD

Good trick to know. I found it a while back. Is great with pyrevit that allows you to easily make custom surface patterns that closely matches the texture that you use. Also very good to know that you can actually paint the faces of in place models with the material you need and control the "UV maping" in the same way.

i have known yet what function graphic model is thanks bro

Very useful Balkan, many thanks! Even though I will never think of Archimedes in the same way again ;)

So cool I would be lost without you

Génial ! Merci, hvala puno

Thank you!

awesome!!!👍 This video came at the perfect time thx Archimedes 😁

Great tutorial! Thanks for the hack! Really cool. 😎

wow very nice trick. thanks be to God

That’s so cool! Thanks ☺️

another great vid thank you !!

It would be a really great idea to make a several video on this type of trickess

Hahah archimedes style 😂😂

As said, this feature doesn't work with all categories. And for some categories it seems to work, but not all the way. Stairs for example. As soon as the thread is not rectangular but something like a trapezoid, Revit will align the material pattern alongside one of the edges; of course NOT along the desired edge and there's no way to get it to align with an edge of your choosing.... There are some other categories in which material pattern behave weird.

Excellent sir

u a most craziest specialist, thanks for ur job. little but. bla bla first 30% of any videos bro)

Awesome. Thanks

thanks

Brilliant!

Please make a video about using phisically based materials (PBR) in revit 🙏

Thank you

Very clever!

how can I get a hexagon Tile to align right with the material repeating itself?

What if you use the paint tool. Not sure if you can paint columns. Did you try using architectural columns instead of structural columns?

Sir please make a tutorial for roof pond with detailing in revit

A bit more difficult now, has anyone found a way to do this in a family? (So that textures can remain aligned once loaded back into the project). I find that the whole family (or nested parts) will move when this technique is used inside of a family. thanks

what abaut on stair bro?

Can we do the same trick for a curved road..if it is easy by drawing any graphical lines,then spline mapping in 3ds max can be done easily in revit

how can we make patterns

1st

Thank you!