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I have created a two dimensional evergreen tree in plan that is made up of 16 equal arcs. I would like for this family to be scalable but I am not sure how to do it. Any thoughts?
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You have to build the family so that it is parametric. You will have to add parameters in your family that contol the elements. Another option - have multiple families. Take you original family - resize the elements in the family and save it with a new name.
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I think that it would be possible to make this parametric, but fairly complicated to achieve. I would suggest creating a few of the sizes that you need and use these.
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Sorry - didn't see that it had been answered.
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Well you can go to "Edit Family", add a dimension and add a label/add parameter depends on you conditions.
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You can use this as an example
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