Use V/G Overide Filter to control visibility Shared Electrical Equipment in Generic Model

Use V/G Overide Filter to control visibility Shared Electrical Equipment in Generic Model

Mat.Syaf
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Use V/G Overide Filter to control visibility Shared Electrical Equipment in Generic Model

Mat.Syaf
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Hi guys, I have this 2 families. Family A is Specialty Equipment and family B is Generic Model. Both have shared Electrical Equipment nested in them but when I use filter to make the Electrical Equipment color purple, the EE family in A is changed to purple but the on in B. why? both EE has the same begin name.

Am I doing it wrongly?

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Mat.Syaf
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the same EE I load into both A family and B family. Why B family is not follow as A family. 😫

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barthbradley
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Is this what you are after?

 

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or this?

 

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ToanDN
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Make the nested families Shared.

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barthbradley
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Elec315-b.png

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barthbradley
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FWIW:

 

Help | Element Visibility Override Hierarchy | Autodesk

 

Change the hierarchy:

 

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Mat.Syaf
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yes it is shared family
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barthbradley
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So, bumping the "Electrical" Filter up to the top spot on the VGO Filter tab didn't solve your issue?  

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Mat.Syaf
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Thanks again bro. Its solved! moved the Electrical filter to the top in the list.
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