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Hello all, I'm new to revit and I am using 2011. I saw in the residential template that there are residential exterior wall types (like siding, etc). Well, I have already started a drawing in a new generic project which does not have those walls and I don't know how to get them in my drawing. I've looked under the "load families" options and searched on Autoseek and have found nothing. Please help. THANKS!!
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one way is to just cut and paste between files.
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