In the Materials Dialog, click on a color swatch to enable the color picker, and then click the Pantone button. The Pantone "Find Color" field does not search for a matching color
REINSTALLING REVIT 2011 UPDATE
Elevations placed before the Circular tag family is customized will not update correctly after loading the custom tag. If you are starting a new project from the Revit 2011 default template file and you are planning to customize your circular elevation tag family, it is best to customize the family first, then load it into the project, then place instances. It is our recommendation not to customize upgraded elevation tags without investing additional work to fix and redraw elevations.Ĭustomize the Circular Elevation Tag Family before placing instances The UP direction was rotated to face Left, Right, etc. Older elevation tag behavior was not concerned with correctly orienting elevation tags N, S, E, W. If you choose to modify an existing elevation tag and customize it, then you will see erratic changes when reloading the tag.
REINSTALLING REVIT 2011 UPGRADE
If you upgrade a project from a previous releases of Revit to 2011, you will see your elevation tags look and behave exactly as they did previously. Not all IES lights will render incorrectly, however if a light does not render then try using another IES file.Ĭustom Elevation Tags Best Practices for using Custom Elevation Tags in an upgraded Project If your Revit 2010 project file contains IES lights and you upgrade to 2011, then your render may return a black image. In order for your family to render correctly in Realistic views, you need to make the 3D elements visible in plan views, assign a render material, and delete the masking region. This will be true in both the family environment and the project environment. If this is the case, then your family will 'render' white when in Realistic view display. Many families have 2D masking regions (or filled regions) in plan view and have the visibility of the 3D elements turned off in plan views. This only affects Realistic views Rendering workflow will allow you to specify an additional render appearance path after assigning the image. This tells Revit to use a relative path rather than an absolute path to the image. In order for Revit to take advantage of the additional render appearance path functionality with Realistic Views, you have to add the path to the original image before you assign the custom image or decal. This functionality let you specify a 'back-up' location for Revit to look if it did not find your custom images. Previously, if you moved your model or moved your custom textures and decals, Revit would allow you to add an additional render appearance path. The following are known issues with this release:Īdditional Render Paths work differently with Realistic Views than with Rendering.
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