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Llian
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‎2011-07-03 08:16 AM - last edited on ‎2023-05-23 04:42 PM by Graphisoft

‎2011-07-03 08:16 AM
Module and Object....I've made a couple of retail fixtures and not sure if I should save them as library objects or modules ? Any thoughts?
And I'm also noticing I can't place module in worksheets, is that right ?
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Laszlo Nagy
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‎2011-07-05 07:48 PM

‎2011-07-05 07:48 PM
How do they look?
I mean, how many pieces to they contain?
I would probably save them as Objects.
Or if it is like a standard Bathroom, I would save that as a Module.

The Worksheet is really 2D generated from the Model so I think that's why you can't place a Module there, which is 3D stuff (mostly).
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