Why is there a different finish in 3d after the wallhole?

[LeeJaeYoung]

wallhole 5, 1,
-ac_wallhole_width/2, 0, 15,
ac_wallhole_width/2, 0, 15,
ac_wallhole_width/2, ac_wallhole_height, 15,
-ac_wallhole_width/2, ac_wallhole_height, 15,
-ac_wallhole_width/2, 0, -1

I only used the function above.
However, the same door has a different finish.

Is what I did wrong?
Or is it something that needs to be followed up?

[SenecaDesignLLC]

This is the same as your section issue, wall params flip with the wall

[LeeJaeYoung]

in my opinion
If the wall flip is drilled into the wall as an external wallhole in two different walls
Shouldn't there be a way to make the materials work together?
Because it is a form that exists in the same position on a plane or cross section!.

The concept of wall flip does not exist in revit or autocad architecture, so I think there must be a solution.

If you say that you have to make a new shape with wallhole status 2, there is nothing more you can say. ^^

[Peter Baksa]

This is related to the wall's setting:

If the GDL doesn't specify a material, then the greyed settings will be used.

If GDL doesn't specify a wallhole, AC_HOLESIDEMATERIAL parameter will have an effect too.

To specify the material from GDL:

• use status 0 with WALLHOLE, and SET MATERIAL before it.
• don't use WALLHOLE, it has bugs with mirroring. Use WALLNICHE, where you can assign a material to each edge.