Autodesk Inventor® 2020-2021
iLogic Made Simple
Master Inventor!
iLogic creates parts, assemblies, and drawings with a click of a button. This course shows you how!
Did you know you Autodesk Inventor can create assemblies and drawings with a single click of a button? The Inventor 2020-2021: iLogic Made Simple course shows you how it's done. It uses the same step-by-step approach to show you how to make iLogic programs.
Not a programmer? It doesn't matter. This course shows you how simple it really is. It breaks the process down into simple to understand steps that programmers and non-programmers will understand, and it takes your skills to an extremely advanced level.
How can you learn Autodesk Inventor's iLogic programming when you're not a programmer? If you can make a shopping list and then use it to buy the things you need you are essentially a programmer. iLogic programs are simply the steps you take to draw a sketch or save a file. You list them is a specific way, and Autodesk Inventor takes care of the rest.
Is this course just for beginners? Put simply, No. The course clearly describes how to use Autodesk Inventor's iLogic module. It breaks the process down into simple to understand steps, and it progressively builds your skills to an extremely advanced level. Both beginners and advanced programmers can reach this level of understanding iLogic.
So how advanced does this course go? By the time you finish the course you will have created iLogic programming that creates a customized assembly with customized components and the 2D drawings for the assembly and each component with one click of a button. Your new files will automatically be saved and they will be documented in an Excel spreadsheet. If you happen to define a component you've defined in past assemblies, the old component will be used in the new assembly. So your Autodesk Inventor iLogic programs will track inventory and use existing parts in new assemblies. But this course takes you even further than this.
While you learn to use iLogic you'll also get helpful tips about how to branch off from the workflow shown in the course to create your own workflows. This is critical in iLogic programming because its use is endless. You need to be able to create iLogic programs for the tasks you want to automate. So this course is designed to show you how to work autonomously with Inventor's iLogic module.
68 Lessons & 67 Tips (Listed Below)
6.6 hours of instruction
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Autodesk Inventor® 2020-2021:
iLogic Made Simple
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$54.95 - $109.95
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6.6 hours of instruction
Lessons
Introduction
ILMS-Tip-1
iLogic Parameters
ILMS-Tip-2
Preparing Parts for iLogic
ILMS-Tip-3
iLogic Rule Basics
ILMS-Tip-4
iLogic Suppression
ILMS-Tip-5
Reusing Code
ILMS-Tip-6
Strategy for Using iLogic
ILMS-Tip-7
Mastering Snippets
ILMS-Tip-8
iLogic Assemblies
ILMS-Tip-9
Linking Imported Parameters
ILMS-Tip-10
Troubleshooting Rules
ILMS-Tip-11
Working with String Parameters
ILMS-Tip-12
Mastering Case Statements
ILMS-Tip-13
Expanding Rule Functionality
ILMS-Tip-14
Nested Case Statements
ILMS-Tip-15
iLogic Forms
ILMS-Tip-16
Creating iLogic Forms
ILMS-Tip-17
Configuring Controls
ILMS-Tip-18
Filename Parameters
ILMS-Tip-19
Linking Filename Parameters
ILMS-Tip-20
Control Testing Strategies
ILMS-Tip-21
Automatically Save Files
ILMS-Tip-22
Point Assembly to Component Files
ILMS-Tip-23
Replacing Parts with iLogic
ILMS-Tip-24
Master Rules
ILMS-Tip-25
Algorithms
ILMS-Tip-26
Triggers
ILMS-Tip-27
Redundant Files
ILMS-Tip-28
Pre-Existing Files
ILMS-Tip-29
Building Descriptions and Titles
ILMS-Tip-30
Snippet Workflow
ILMS-Tip-31
Opening Excel Files
ILMS-Tip-32
While Loops
ILMS-Tip-33
Populating Excel Worksheets
ILMS-Tip-34
Updating Master Rules
ILMS-Tip-35
Multi-Line Messages
ILMS-Tip-36
Searching Tables
ILMS-Tip-37
Trick for Stopping Rules
ILMS-Tip-38
Preventing Duplicate Records
ILMS-Tip-39
Stopping Error Messages
ILMS-Tip-40
Updating Assembly Components
ILMS-Tip-41
Cleaning Up Your Code
ILMS-Tip-42
Building Assemblies and Testing
ILMS-Tip-43
Automating Mechanical Drawings
ILMS-Tip-44
Testing Rules on Drawings
ILMS-Tip-45
Control Section Cutting Lines
ILMS-Tip-46
Break Views and Detail Circles
ILMS-Tip-47
Automating Broken Views
ILMS-Tip-48
Broken View Rule Details
ILMS-Tip-49
Break Multiple Views
ILMS-Tip-50
Dimensions on Suppressed Features
ILMS-Tip-51
Determining Rule Placement
ILMS-Tip-52
Using Shared Variables
ILMS-Tip-53
Robust Shared Variables
ILMS-Tip-54
Testing Shared Variable Rules
ILMS-Tip-55
Running idw Rules from Assemblies
ILMS-Tip-56
Saving Drawing Files
ILMS-Tip-57
Change View File Reference
ILMS-Tip-58
Update Reference File
ILMS-Tip-59
Passing iProperties and Parameters
ILMS-Tip-60
Replacing Drawing References
ILMS-Tip-61
Assembly Drawing Rules
ILMS-Tip-62
Passing Assy to Drawings
ILMS-Tip-63
One Click Assy Parts & Drawings
ILMS-Tip-64
Creating Input List Radio Boxes
ILMS-Tip-65
External Rules
ILMS-Tip-66
Global Forms
ILMS-Tip-67
Conclusion