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Hello all, I created simple door that I wanted to add family types into it and have the option to click the drop down to change what insert to use. I constraints so that once I change the door height and width the insert will change as well. My problem is everything works fine with the first insert and once I change it to the second one "says that constraints are not satisfied? Attached is an expamle of my problem. Many thanks in advance..
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Nevermind everyone I figured it out... Thanks!!
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I'm having the same issue with "Constraints not satisfied". How did you fix the problem?
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Need more information, attaching your family would also be helpful
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