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Ok I feel a little dumb asking this question, but where are the wall types saved? We have quite a few custom wall types in our project, but if we purge our project out, Id like to know how to re-load some of the wall types. thanks
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An easy way to do this is to open another project that has those wall types and go into the FILE menu > TRANSFER PROJECT STANDARDS and select the walls. Another option that I like to use is I created all my wall styles in an external file along with wall type details and legends in a legend view. That way I don't have to have a lot of wall types in my template file and when I need more I just browse to that file and copy paste into my legend view and BAM! I get the detail and wall styles and it is all done for me. HTH Brett
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