For example, the cylinders are nested families of the brick work family, is it possible to allow them to inherit the brick work family without making adjustments to the families?
I don’t actually have any materials assigned to the nested families yet, nor do I want a material assigned by default…
I want to be able to take the main family material and push that through to the nested family… But I cant seem to get access to the nested families material…
I have the nested family as “Shared” as that seems to be the only way that Dynamo picks up sub-components, but with the “Shared” tick box selected, I lose the ability to associate the material parameter of my nested family to the main family…
Seems like a catch 22 situation?
@Sigma i opened your files. The reason why it was showing emptylist because material was not applied. After applying the material you will see everything works:
Thank you for the effort, this scenario perfectly explains what I would like to achieve. Is there any way of applying the main family material (as I have done in my previous reply), to the spigot family without having to apply it in Revit? I am trying to assign the main family material to the nested family without any Revit intervention.
Is this possible?