Is it possible for casework family to host electrical outlets and switches? Or would I have to create a wall in the casework to host the outlet?
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Originally posted by dzatto View PostI think (correct me if I'm wrong guys) that if you add an invisible line to the outlet family in the Z direction, it will show up since the cut plane is technically cutting the family. Even thought it's just an invisible line.Martijn de Riet
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Originally posted by dzatto View PostI think (correct me if I'm wrong guys) that if you add an invisible line to the outlet family in the Z direction, it will show up since the cut plane is technically cutting the family. Even thought it's just an invisible line.
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