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Good morning friends 
I just need to know, is there a way to color doors, windows, walls, etc in plan view? e.g. I want my doors to appear green in plan view...
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Have you applied a material to the doors within the door family and then assigned a cut pattern and colour to that material ?
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Alright fazerneil, I took your advise and edited a certain doors family, and then under plan view I changed the door's Subcategory into "Doors [Projection]" and it was colored blue. The only thing is that it won't color it blue when I load the family into my projects...
How come?
Edit: I've figured it out thanks anyway bro
Post edited on 2006-05-28 03:35:42
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