Scalable generic family ?
Assuming by scale you mean arbitrarily making a family x times bigger or smaller and since you wrote straightforwardly... then no.
If you're open to how it can be done, then the planting category can be scaled. There are numerous examples of doing it that way, here's one.
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Short answer no. Longer answer... you can create different types and use parameters to change the size of graphics and swap one size label (text) for another size. They won't respond to a view scale other than to maintain whatever size you designed into the type you placed.
By design, annotation families are created using a printed size in mind. They are not intended to increase or decrease in size because annotation symbols conceptually should always be the same size regardless of the view scale they are seen in. A North arrow shouldn't be smaller in 1:100 views than in 1:50 views, at least that's a common perspective on symbols.
Btw, asking a specific question like, "I need this thing to do that", instead of deciding in advance what the very broad answer (scaling) should be to solve it, might help provide a better answer.
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Thanks ToanDN.
Good question.
A relatively simple example is a star symbol, which may be used for different purpose. Please refer attached image.
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