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Ok im very new to revit ...but i was wondering what is the difference between columns in the modeling design bar as apposed to the columns in the structural design bar ive been modeling this model with the modeling design bar and i hope i shoulnt have been using the structural
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Hi, the diference beetween this 2 columns is: the first it's automatically adjust to the wall of your model, in plan view you can see (in medium or fine mode) the materials of wall "involves" the column, but, if you insert the second column (structural) in the wall you can see the material of column and not the wall material around the column.
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