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I am working on a project and would like to have certain furniture turned off while certain furniture turned on. What's the best way to go about getting this done? I would like the furniture in the apartment units (which are grouped) to not display, but I want the public furniture in the lobbies to display.
Any insight would be a great help...Thanks!
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i may be off base here, but i have achieved similar things with worksets. i have site stuff i wanted modeled, but didnt want in my site plans as they are being maintained in AutoCAD. so i created a workset to turn off in the necessary views.
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I agree that would be the way that I would do it normally, but because the furniture is goupred into a unit (with interior walls, cabinets, etc.) that I want to show, I can't think of a way to turn off just the unit furniture
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Not sure if this would work but could you put the furniture in different phases?
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One thing you can do. When you create your furniture families:
Create a subcategory (in Object Styles) for Unit Spaces and one for Common Spaces.
Assign the parts of your furniture to one or the other subcategory.
The down side is you'll probably need different families for each type of space.
Then just turn off the Unit Spaces furniture subcategory in Visibility/Graphics.
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