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How to: Normal Part Parameters referencing to active iPart Parts Parameters

christoffel5DETV
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How to: Normal Part Parameters referencing to active iPart Parts Parameters

christoffel5DETV
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Good day Everyone.

I'll try and explain my situation as best I can, so bear with me.

I created a iPart. This iPart is a round flange that connects to pipes. I have 4x different variants of this round flange.

8inch, 10inch, 12inch, 14inch.

 

Now what I wish to achieve from all this is to create a transition between 2x flanges, let's say 10inch to 8inch.

So there will be a "Round to Round" transition (See attached photo for better clarity).

As per picture: BLUE = 10" flange; CYAN = 8" Flange; YELLOW = Transition

 

I want the Yellow part (Transition) to reference to the parameters to these 2x round flanges so the transition can update automatically. If I want to create a 14" to 8" Transition and I go to the model browser, and change the Blue Flange to 14" via the iParts Table, I want the Yellow part (transition) to update by itself, instead of me having to go and manually change a few dimensions.

 

I hope who ever reads this understands.

If you maybe have other ways of doing this, please do tell. I have not used things like iAssemblies and iLogic before, and I have a feeling that they would have ways of doing what I want to archive.

Any opinion and answers are welcome.

 

Thank you.😁

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EdvinTailwind
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@christoffel5DETV wrote:

As per picture:


You forgot the picture. 🙂

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christoffel5DETV
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.... Yes, I did, didn't I.😂

Sorry for that, please find attached to this message.

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! I believe you need to use iLogic in this case. iLogic allows you to access parameters at all levels within the assembly.

Many thanks!

 



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
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christoffel5DETV
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I think you're right. Just thought there might be a way around it, but thank you Johnson.