I was going back to refresh how to do things and I knew that I had an easier way. After going through a few families I remembered. Put the image on a generic annotation family and then import that into the titleblock. Then you have visibility adjustments. No if/and statements to worry about and super easy. I hope it helps!
Check out the sample files and Revit forum link below! 🔗 Formulas for Everyday Use: www.revitforum.org/node/1126 🔗 Sample File (Titleblock): designtechunraveled.com/TitleblockWithImageVisibility
@@DesignTechUnraveled Greatly appreciate this video! Extremely helpful as I'm just starting to explore Revit parameters and their capabilities using if/then and yes/no formulas. What you're describing here is very close to what I'm trying to determine if I can accomplish. I have multiple logos, but only want one to display at a time, ideally based on the text value of another parameter. (i.e.: If the Neighborhood parameter value equals "name of community", then set the visibility for that community's logo to 'yes'. Am I thinking along the correct lines that I would need to create height/width parameters for each logo, and then a separate visibility checkbox for each one as well?
