-We already created a dynamic block with Linear parameter and stretch action.
-What about if we show and hide the chairs of our dynamic block.
-Select the block, do right -click mouse and select the “Block Editor” option from the menu.
-Select the block name from the list and press “Ok” button.
-Today let’s perform “Visibility Sates”.
-What we want to do show and hide the chairs of the table.
-First, select the “Visibility” parameter.
-On the command prompt select “Name” option.
-Input a proper name like “Display Chairs”.
-Then specify the parameter location.
-We double-click the parameter label to open the “Visibility States” dialog box.
-Click the “Rename” button and name it as “With Chairs”.
-Click the “New” button and name it as “Without Chairs”.
-Now on the visibility panel we have created two visibility states.
-Select the “Without Chairs” visibility.
-Then select the four chairs.
-Press the “Make Invisible” button to make the chairs invisible.
-Now select the “With Chairs” visibility from the panel.
-We’ll see the chairs again.
-If we press the “Visibility Mode” button, we will see both states.
-Press the “Close Block Editor” button and “Save” the changes.
-If click the block, notice there is a grip arrow head there.
-Click the grip to deploy the visibility options from the menu.
-And select the desire state “With or Without Chairs”.
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