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Yes/no parameters and if statements - Revit Tutorial
From the course: Learning Revit Families
Yes/no parameters and if statements
- [Instructor] What I'd like to do here is add an if statement and a yes no parameter to our family. There's a lot of what ifs to consider when creating a family. What if we want to give the user a choice to add a quarter inch panel to the back of the wainscot? But if we give this choice, we need to make our styles magically go from three quarters of an inch to half an inch. While keeping our rails at a consistent three quarters of an inch, we can do just that. So let's do it. Under families, let's go open. I'll browse for I'm keeping my exercise files, and I have a style and rail if. Again, if you're following along, don't worry about it. This is just if we're jumping to it. Let's click open. Here's what I want to do. I want to go to my family types, and I want to click on new parameter. For the name, I just want to say back panel. It's going to be an instance parameter. Now the type of parameter, I want it…
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