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Hi everybody, I recently made a custom family that contains a nested family that I would like to be able to turn on and off with a visibility parameter. What is the best way to do this? Thanks! Matt
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There are many ways of doing it. it really depends on what the family is and what u want to use it for. you can set an instant parameter (yes/no) and control the visibility in the project.
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you have to give the nested family's visibilty a parameter in the nested family and link it to a parameter in the master family. the Visibility property embed in the master family doesn't works.
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pchan: can you please elaborate the steps for assigning a yes/no parameter to a nested family?
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