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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Door-frame auto adjusts?!!
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So I've been creating a custom library with parts for a template, and I've used the doors that come with Revit and made smaller changes. The issue I've got is that the "indoor-doors" auto adjusts their frame-depth to the walls depth, even if there is a "Frame-depth" dimension type. It looks kinda silly with a 300mm Door-frame. Anyone know if this is easily changed? Because the "outdoor-doors" have a settable and working door-frame depth parameter. edit: You could watch the image for an overview. (Left inner door, right outer door)
Edited on: Tue, May 18, 2010 at 3:03:43 AM
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This is because this is the way the family is built. If you want the "indoor" door to have a controllable frame depth, you will have to modify it. Use the other door as an example, or use that door and modify it to create your interior doors.
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