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Tag Display - Trigger visibility of a nested annotation using a shared yes/no parameter

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_deitch
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Tag Display - Trigger visibility of a nested annotation using a shared yes/no parameter

_deitch
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I've added two shared parameters to rooms and I'm trying to update room tags to read them. These are yes/no instance parameters.

Here's what I'm trying to achieve:

  • Nest annotation families inside the room tag family
  • Link the visibility of the nested annotation in the room tag to the properties of the tagged room.
    • Logically: IF New Parameter=Yes in room instance, Show graphic, otherwise do not show.

Is this even possible? Anyone have good strategies for this?

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Tag Display - Trigger visibility of a nested annotation using a shared yes/no parameter

I've added two shared parameters to rooms and I'm trying to update room tags to read them. These are yes/no instance parameters.

Here's what I'm trying to achieve:

  • Nest annotation families inside the room tag family
  • Link the visibility of the nested annotation in the room tag to the properties of the tagged room.
    • Logically: IF New Parameter=Yes in room instance, Show graphic, otherwise do not show.

Is this even possible? Anyone have good strategies for this?

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ToanDN
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ToanDN
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A room parameter cannot control a visibility parameter, only the content of a label of the tag family.

What you can do is use a font with graphic characters for the label, add a calculated value parameter to the label and use a formula, example:

 

if (Room parameter, "😎", " ")

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A room parameter cannot control a visibility parameter, only the content of a label of the tag family.

What you can do is use a font with graphic characters for the label, add a calculated value parameter to the label and use a formula, example:

 

if (Room parameter, "😎", " ")

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_deitch
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_deitch
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Unicode symbols! Knowing that, I can update my room tags to include the ":wheelchair_symbol:" and "🦻" characters in a larger font. Thank you!

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Unicode symbols! Knowing that, I can update my room tags to include the ":wheelchair_symbol:" and "🦻" characters in a larger font. Thank you!

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