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ok. i need to put together a lanscaping plan; i have bunch of 2D tree-blocks that i will turn into families; my question is: can i make a parametric block/family where entire drawing will scale to the # i'll put in? for exapmle; if my tree (see pic attached) is 10', can i make a parameter size or scale; put (2) and the drawing would jump from 10'to 20'. Does anyone know if its possible?
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Yes, the trick is nesting. create one plant family with your dwg blocks in it, then open a new plant family and load this into it. now it will scale when you change the height of the tree.
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height of the tree?? the object that i have in mind is 2D lines on a ground plane... ok; i tried it; so i have tree family loaded into another family...what next? where is the scaling option?
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Now load this family into your project. You'll see you can enter a height for the tree. Whatever height you enter the tree will automatically scale as required...
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