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# Configurations

**Framing Configuration** may be found in two locations:

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or:

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**Configuration Type** – choose the type of framing you want to configure. The possible options are: **Frame**, **Secondary Frame**, **Batten**, **Roofing**:

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**Configuration Name** – configuration with all framing settings. You can use sample or create new configurations. Also, you can rename or delete the existing configurations.

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By default, **Roof+** framing configurations are saved in *C:\Users\user name\AppData\Roaming\Tools 4 Revit\Roof+2020 (or other version) Configurations\Framing Configurations\Imperial or Metric* catalog. The content from this catalog can be copied to other users' computers if needed. Also, the path can be changed in **Roof+** → **Settings** → **Configuration Files’ Location**.

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One framing configuration contains a folder and an XML file under the same name:

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