When it comes to Revit materials, there are quite a lot of options
we can modify for both the class of
materials used, as well as the material assets.
This entry will discover and investigate the 16 material classes Revit
provides, as well as their inherent asset properties. The image below is of a
wall with 1m² material swatches. Each material class (Including each main
asset category properties) will be applied sequentially to each swatch face.
The end result will look like the image below. Note that we
will bump the asset properties up to the maximum for visual explanation
purposes, so for the pedantic types out there, rather have a glass of wine
while reading this post.
In the Materials
Browser, Revit Material Classes
can be found as indicated by 1 in the image below. Material Names (2) have been
created from each of the classes. In 3, material assets have been duplicated
and properties have been modified.
Material Class: Ceramic
Material Class: Fabric
Material Class: Glass
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