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Does anyone know an easier way to load new types for a family that utilizes a type catalog? I know its the greatest way to go, etc but I always have to Load it as a new family, browse for wherever it is in my library and then add the types I want. It seems to me that if Revit could store the original location the family came from then there could be a button such as "Load More Types". Thanks.
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I found a slightly easier way by locating the family in the project browser and then right clicking on it and using "Reload..." If anyone thinks they could make a button for this after selecting an object that would be awesome.
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