Inventor 2017 – iLogic – Quickly Show Form in Sub-Component
Luke Davenport
14 November 2016
This is one for those slightly further along on their Inventor iLogic journey.
If you’re building up assemblies or layouts where the sub-components contain iLogic rules and intelligence, and you want to easily access that without having to manually edit each component, here’s the simple solution. Use the iLogic code linkedhere– when you run the rule it’ll prompt you to select a component in the assembly, and then it’ll bring up the iLogic form for the assembly you’ve selected. Valuable seconds saved!
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Author
Luke Davenport
Luke started his career in automotive engine design before moving into consulting and software development. Now with 12 years’ experience working with Autodesk products, he is well placed to meet our customers automation needs with well-tailored .Net applications written with the end-user in mind. He enjoys a consultative approach to software creation – active listening to ensure the optimal solution. These days he is mostly found working on our Sovelia Fusion Manage solutions, serverless web functions, or well-crafted Inventor, Vault, AutoCAD, or Revit apps.
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