Is it possible to create windows with frames, which are one colour inside and a different colour outside? I ask because the facilities under the "Appearance " tab in window item Properties only seem to allow for the same finish to be set for both sides of a window. And the house I am trying to model has windows with white uPVC on the outside and brown uPVC on the inside.
I am using TFP3D Home & Landscape Pro v16.
Sorry, but no ... only one colour per window.
If you are concerned about the colour inside and out, then you are obviously doing internal and external.renders. All you can do is set the internal colour, do the external renders, then change the colour of the windows and do the external renders. If you are likely to have to do other renders later, you could save a copy in one colour and the original in the other but this is not practical if you will be making futher changes to the model.
Allan
Thank you for the information, Allan.
I agree that a circumstance of having one model for internal renders and a second for external renders and then trying to maintain both would not be practical. So for the moment my plan is to simply alter the colour of windows in internal renders for circulation using my "Photo Editing" application.
I was hoping to use the Duplicate tool to generate a copy of a window element and locate this just inside the original element. Then change the colour of the copied element to obtain both the desired effect and perhaps also double glazing? But I do not seem to be able to successfully apply the Duplicate tool to window elements.
I have always struggled to get the Duplicate tool to function in accordance with the description in the program Help feature. So if there is any information about this on these forums I would be grateful for pointers to it.