During this webcast, IMAGINiT expert Randy Mabery continued his "back to the basics" discussion and provided more valuable tips and tricks for Autodesk Inventor’s iLogic.
42:09Learn how you can keep control of your Autodesk Inventor environment with iLogic's Global Forms and External Rules.
48:02Learn five out-of-the-box snippets for iLogic that you may not be using but, if implemented, could improve your Inventor workflows.
Out of the box Inventor provides workflows that allow us to populate iProperties by using the iProperty editor for individual files or through the BOM editor for multiple files.
The latest update for Autodesk Inventor gave us the iLogic Log. If you either write iLogic rules or have to debug iLogic rules, it's worth your time to continue reading
Belvac Production Machinery streamlined its process to hours from days with help from IMAGINiT Technologies.
51:46See the new iLogic drawing snippets available in Autodesk Inventor 2021 and how you can use them to annotate your drawings.
30:14Explore how IMAGINiT’s process and design automation services can help extend your CAD tools by automating processes as well as business logic.
Understand the engineered-to-order (ETO) approach to manufacturing, how it works and how companies are tapping it to increase sales and shorten engineering cycles.
51:02Get Randy's final "back to the basics" discussion with more valuable tips and tricks for Autodesk Inventor’s iLogic.
41:00See the steps of converting standard .net code into iLogic code, including; order of methods, set & let statements, parenthesis requirements and enumerators.
32:32See the possibilities and benefits of iLogic support for drawing creation and model based definition (MBD).
10:56Utilize iLogic for specialized reporting of sweep lengths for BOM and Parts List usage. See how to control basic parameters and reporting fields in iLogic Forms
14:27Learn about the difference between Prompted Entries and iProperties in Inventor. Utilize iLogic Forms and coding to enhance your drawing environment
2:373 steps to help you identify and address inefficiencies by reviewing your processes and automating repetitive design tasks.
Learn why investing in change management systems make sense, best practices for implementation timing, how to define your team, and items to consider before committing to changing your process.
