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Can you Link a Constrained Parameter to a Visibility State...?

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marcbinnersley
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Can you Link a Constrained Parameter to a Visibility State...?

Can you Link a Constrained Parameter to a Visibility State...?

 

I have a dynamic block I am working on, I would like the Contrained Parameter "Side" to drive the Visibility State.

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Or the Visibility State to drive the Parameter...

 

It is set up currently with a view state to select the runner length and then have to click and drag the box to the appropriate length - which works but I just feel it should be better and one thing drive the other.

 

Hopefully someone will have some words of wisdom🤞.

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Anonymous
in reply to: marcbinnersley

I would be surprised because i couldnt even used constraints on dimension lines... 

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hwalker
in reply to: marcbinnersley

Look for DOUBLE LOOKUPS. I'm not sure if they can also be used with constraints, but they can be used with normal parameters

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Thank you guys so far, the posted block already uses a Double lookup and I'd love to add the constraint to this - but alas is not possible.

 

Does anyone else have a workaround or a suggestion?

The desired result is being able to drag the grip for the "side" constraint and the position of that to correspond with the appropriate visibility state.

Or vice versa.

 

Thanks

 

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hwalker
in reply to: marcbinnersley

If you change the constraint to a linear parameter you can set certain distances for the parameter and then use a double lookup which will either change the visibility state depending on the length of the parameter or the parameter depending on the visibility state.

 

See the attached drawing

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