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Does anyone know how to make revit remember the location of the last loaded family?? Let me explain:Say you're drawing a section, so you're using lots of detail components. You click detail component and navigate through the library to the detail components. But when you load the next component revit takes you back to your library folder not the last folder you accessed. Is there a setting that changes this, my computer at work does this but my computer at home does not. It's very very frustrating. Cheers
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Look in the options, under file locations. Under places you can map the path to the library that you want yo use.
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I don't mean mapping my own library, i mean once i insert a compnent/window/door/detail component . . . ANY family the next time i insert a family i want revit to go back to that same folder.
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