Realistic Wood Floor Material in Revit Tutorial

[@Balakumar-xt1mx]

wow you doing great....

[@pluxluve]

You can also use normal map for bump (the violet one), and it also looks good.

[@ilutaia]

That’s really useful video! Thank you 🙏

[@215810]

God bless you. Your videos are great..

[@ashleyholloway7847]

where did you get the numbers for the height and width of the wood flooring?

[@ArtWithBingo]

I would like to know how to create calicat tile in revit for roof.Andalso I would like to know how to apply that tile for roof..Not only that can you explaine about the fault when we are creating a calicate roof using Mass in revit....

[@sjoerdvanbaalen9617]

I have a question. Can you make a video how to make a herringbone floor in revit.

[@onlyips1238]

❤️Your next videos topic👇 How to find Revit models of real products and use them in your inferior design and give their name and links to client? Please make videos on this!🙏

[@hah8195]

Thank you ♥️

[@Daabsthearchitect]

hi, im trying to use ray trace but I don't have that option on my revit

[@r.b7979]

its not showing on 3 D for me

[@prabhus316]

Brother how to create glass stair with hold handle wooden material

[@somethinginformative6820]

Nice one

[@frocybethpacis1]

thatch roof tutorial please.

[@INceptor24]

Creating a Normal map would be way more effective. Although the bumb completely changed the look, normal map can make it even more realistic.

[@Lienuses]

Quxel Magascans Library, TextureHaven Free materials and 3D assets, thank me later. Revit PBR, should be able to use Normal/Bump/displacement(for Enscape), Albedo, Roughness and Specular(in advance highlight controls) all together.

[@mr.apichaimokkharut4047]

♥️♥️

[@sampathaththanayaka5140]

Hey.! Can you design 5000m² ground area and 5 floor shopping mall building.?

[@imhoman8423]

so I need photoshop...