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Vasari

New in Vasari Beta 2

Introduction to Vasari

Start a Project

Preliminary Design

Visualize the Project

Analyze the Design

Tools and Techniques

Customize Vasari

Using Keyboard Shortcuts

Adding Keyboard Shortcuts

Removing Keyboard Shortcuts

Importing Keyboard Shortcuts

Exporting Keyboard Shortcuts

Resetting Keyboard Shortcuts

Rules for Keyboard Shortcuts

Vasari Keyboard Shortcut Defaults

Project Settings

Project Information

About Materials

About Material Libraries

About Locked Libraries

Creating a Material Library

About Material Properties and Assets

Editing Material Properties

Adding an Asset to a Material

Replacing an Asset of a Material

Creating a Material

Applying Materials to Elements

Changing the Graphics Properties of a Material

Changing the Appearance Properties of a Material

Procedural Maps

Overview of Procedural Maps

Render Appearance Properties

Transparency and Translucency

Specifying a Render Appearance Color

Specifying an Image File for a Render Appearance

Changing the Physical Properties of a Material

Changing Material Identity Data

Specifying Custom Parameters

Importing ADSK Files

Upgrading Material Structural Properties

Upgrading Revit 2012 Libraries

Materials in Upgraded Piping Projects

Halftone/Underlay

Annotation Styles

Temporary Dimension Settings

Project Templates

Community Scoring

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Creates random perturbation of a surface based on the interaction of two colors, texture maps or a combination.

You can use Noise to attenuate the repetitiveness aspect of bitmap and tiles. The noise procedural map uses two colors, sub-procedural maps or a combination of both to create a random pattern.

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