ilogic use
iLogic? Yes. It must be run inside of Inventor since it is an Inventor add-in.
Accessing Inventor's API? No.
- With Inventor Viewer downloaded it comes with the Apprentice Server Access, so some things can be accomplished.
- To run these, you need to code it in some way that you can run it. i.e.; vbscript routine, .exe file, excel macro... and so on and so-forth.
More information about what you are trying to accomplish would result in more direction as to what an appropriate route would be.
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Inventor 2018.2.3, Build 227 | Excel 2013+ VBA
ERP/CAD Communication | Custom Scripting
Machine Design | Process Optimization
iLogic/Inventor API: Autodesk Online Help | API Shortcut In Google Chrome | iLogic API Documentation
Vb.Net/VBA Programming: MSDN | Stackoverflow | Excel Object Model
Inventor API/VBA/Vb.Net Learning Resources: Forum Thread
Sample Solutions:Debugging in iLogic ( and Batch PDF Export Sample ) | API HasSaveCopyAs Issues |
BOM Export & Column Reorder | Reorient Skewed Part | Add Internal Profile Dogbones |
Run iLogic From VBA | Batch File Renaming| Continuous Pick/Rename Objects
Local Help: %PUBLIC%\Documents\Autodesk\Inventor 2018\Local Help
Ideas: Dockable/Customizable Property Browser | Section Line API/Thread Feature in Assembly/PartsList API Static Cells | Fourth BOM Type
Hi @bgreenhii,
Once a designed product line is created in Inventor and configured with iLogic, it can be quite easily be pushed to a web page (internal or external) with Autodesk Configurator 360, where products can be configured by customers or sales folks.
I hope this helps.
Best of luck to you in all of your Inventor pursuits,
Curtis
http://inventortrenches.blogspot.com
https://www.autodesk.com/products/configurator-360/overview
