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Another question, I loaded my door family, cased opening, but it doesn't
show up in the list. Is there something else I need to do to place this in
my wall?
I figured this one out. The openings come in under components instead of
doors. Go figure!
"John B" wrote in message
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Another question, I loaded my door family, cased opening, but it doesn't
show up in the list. Is there something else I need to do to place this in
my wall?
Yes it is a bit confusing isn't it? Fwiw, they are in the folder because we tend to think of them as doors but many folks are loathe to have them show up in door schedules. So they are built using the Generic Model category instead of doors.
If you like such openings in your schedules you can make them from the family template, door.rte. Then not only will they be in the same folder but they'll also be available through the door command.
