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OK, so here is my problem: I know that in order to add hardware to the doors you have to do so through the door properties. My problem is that I need to be able to see this hardware in the elevations. Maybe my process is completely off or I am missing a step, but the key issue is I need to see this hardware on the doors in the elevations and sections atleast (especially lockests). Any help??
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Did you try adding the hardware through the family editor?
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You can add the hard ware in the door family but if you are not good at famlies I wouldn't start with this. Anyway I would create a seperate family with the door hardware and then add that to the door family. I havn't seen any examples of this but it would be worth a try..
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Sorry. I guess I should have been more specific. I assumed you are using hardware families that are available for download. So importing the hardware family into a door family is indeed what I had in mind. If you're reading this and scratching your head, just let us know. One of us is surely nice enough to walk you through it
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