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Hello everyone. Does anyone know if it is possible to add chamfers on columns and edge of elevated slabs? and if those chamfers can be made to default? Thanks in advance!
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You can edit a "Column Family" and create a chamfer with a "Void" and save with other name to create that specific column, then when you load and insert that column it come by default in that way (chamfer)...
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Thanks Typhoon. I'll give it a try!
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