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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Any way to assign different colors to opposite sides of doors?
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Hi, I have a situation where an exterior door needs to be bronze on the interior and blue on the exterior. The door properties dialogue seems to only let me assign a material, but not finish. It's probably something obvious I am missing...any ideas? Thanks!
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I depends on how your door is built. If there are differext extrusions on each side, then yes. The stock REVIT door has a different frame extrusion on each side but the door is a simple extrusion.
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Looks like I need to create some custom doors. Thanks for the advice.
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