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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Family Void cutting through two elements in a project?
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Is there a way to have a void within a family that when loaded into a project will cut through multiple different types of elements? For example a void that cuts through a wall and millwork? I tried using a face based void with the (cuts with voids when loaded) checked so it cuts within the project but it only cuts the element it is hosted from and nothing else.
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The only way you can cut multiple objects would be an in-place void. And there are still some objects that may not be cut.
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It looks like the parameter check box for (cuts with voids when loaded) is for the project but only effects elements of the same family category.
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