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Nxtrender rendering walls, doors and windows white
I am having problems with nxtrender. When I tried to render, all my walls and windows and doors show up white while other objects that are solids that I have extruded render properly. Please help me to fix this problem. I'm using autocad architecture 2017
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Uno on -
Have you gone to "edit style" on the walls, windows, & doors to override the default style definitions in the materials tab of the "Style Properties" menu?
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