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I am putting in callouts to create enlarged floor plan areas. I am not finding a way to edit the shape of the boundary of the callout. In situation where you have an L shaped area to enlarge it is not practical to have a rectangular boundary that extends into other parts of the building. Also, it looks ridiculous on your floor plan. Any ideas? I've looked everyplace I know. Jmerrick
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Unfortunatly this is not possible at this time. The issue is a definite wishlist item for Revit. I am not sure why there is no capability for non-rectangular regions, but maybe in a future release Autodesk will include this feature. Sorry
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