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Hi,
Firstly apologies if this is a basic question, I'm trying to pick Revit up as I go along...
Simply put, I'd like a Container family that can be loaded into a project, preferably face-based, that can be cut by other face based families. I like face based, seems like the easiest way to work Revit...
So far I've discovered that I can model anything in-place in a project and it will cut using my face-based family, great. However, I don't really want to be modelling the container in place, a separate family is much easier to keep re-using in future projects. Plus I'd rather model the individual parts separately.
Following that then, I started modelling a container (I've attached a WIP Revit 2019). However, when it's loaded into a project the face-based families won't cut it like they do with the in-place models. I'm obviously going about this wrong.
Question is, can it be done? If so, would someone please explain the best way to approach this? I'm thinking I'm missing a Revit principle somewhere that restricts this sort of modelling.
Thanks in advance,
Jake
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