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will it work with revit 14?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Albert D Hart Sep 4, 2014.
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"Hi Brittany,
I have two different plant editors. The Accurender plant editor that installed with Accurender Studio and the NXT plant editor that installed with NXT for Autocad. Only the NXT for Autocad version lets you open, modify, and save…"
Groundcover Issues
Hello,I am hoping to get some clarity on how to modify and add groundcover. I have searched everywhere on the forum and online to find how to save a plant as .ArGroundcover, but I cannot find anything. I am using AccuRender Plant Editor and once I finish editing the plant that I want to use as a groundcover, I click "save plant as", but all it allows me to save as is .ArTree. I have a deadline to get this render finished, but I cannot for the life of me figure this out. See More
"Thanks, I'll check on the first two. The third is normal behavior-- data conversion stops when the arstudio data is detected. There is a command to remove the arstudio data which would allow you to start from scratch-- probably not…"
"Two things don't seem to translate from nXt:
Procedural bump and orientation of texture in a material.
Also, if a decal is changed using nXt, Studio continues to display the original decal.
Editing the decal in the Studio material pallet…"
"That sorted it - using the Studio camera and then selecting "Get AutoCAD view"."
"Interesting. ArStudio has its own WalkAbout-like feture, it's the little camera button. If you do it while the preview is running you should see the view changes automatically in the rendering."
"I'm having trouble getting the desired view in Studio.
I've tried setting the view in nXt walkabout and then using that to set the AutoCAD view.
However, when I render from Studio, it gives me something different (see images below)."
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How is everything with you, I picked interest on you after going through your short profile and deemed it necessary to write you immediately. I have something very vital to disclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself here, since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me on:( abrahamakim@outlook.com ) for the full details.
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Renderplus is running all of the AccuRender platforms now. McNeel still has Flamingo which is the Rhino plugin. Shouldn't be much confusion anymore. These guys are very customer oriented so they should be able to help. If you don't get a satisfactory answer let me know-- I'll talk to them.
I can't really do anything about the ADT/ACA approach to materials. It's Autodesk that makes this difficult, not me.
This should be a forum post-- not a private comment.
Talk to Renderplus is the Revit thing isn't working for you-- they should be able to refund your money or get you going.
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http://wiki.mcneel.com/accurender/nxt/documentation/basic/materials
The bottom of this page explains how to assign nXt materials to ACA (ADT) components. If it's still not working create a forum post and we'll deal with it. Lots of people have made this method work successfully.