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I have made a generic model family that as a concrete material assigned to it. Is there a way to cut it any way within the project ?
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You can use a face based family or you can do an in-place void family.
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When i loaded this generic model in a project i cannot cut it any way. See attachement
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Sorry - I missed the family type in your topic.
Generic families are not cuttable. Set it to a cuttable type. Search in your HELP - Cuttable.
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