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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Exported .dwg details from revit 9 imported into revit 2009 problem
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Hi, I'm trying to take our existing details that were drawn in revit 9 and bring them into our newest project which is drawn in revit 2009. We use [solid white] filled regions extensively to mask areas. It's a problem though, when importing/linking into revit 2009 because they appear as black and make it impossible to see any detailing done over top of them. Any ideas on how to maintain the ability to edit these filled regions when importing/link them?
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in Revit 9 you used filled regions. In Revit 2009 we have masking regions. You will just have to update them.
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