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I am trying to make granite countertops. I tried a solid extrusion, but it doesn't accept assigned materials. How can I do this and put in a sink hole?
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You can put in the sink hole by either using a void extrusion or by editing the solid extrusion to extrude around the sink. As for the material question i have the same problems when creating the family outside of a project.
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creating a "floor" for your countertops work well.... you can set the height of the countertop "floor" 3ft above your level, (set your thickness). You can asign a material type to it and use the "opening" fearture under the modeling tab to create the openings for sinks.
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Thanks for the help.
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