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Hi I would like the standard Revit double socket family to be blacked in ( well a copy of it). We need to show 2 different socket heights on our plans and we do this with a clear socket type that is in the standard files but also a blacked in type. What is the best way to black this in on plan only, i have tried to edit and re save a new type but keeps saying constraints not satisfied. Any help greatly appreciated.
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Either duplicate it and change the material to a black oneor draw a masked reigon and colour that black
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