iProperties / ContentCenter files

iProperties / ContentCenter files

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iProperties / ContentCenter files

Anonymous
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Hello,

 

I need to find out, if is it possible to make custom iProperties from file of Inventor ContentCentre to be copied in to the Assebmly, in which is the file inserted.

 

I know, how to make it with f(x) parameters, but I havent found out, how to make it with custom iProperties.

 

I am quite sure, that this is possible to do it with iLogic, but this is the last option for me.

 

So any idea, if is it possible to do this without iLogic?

 

Thank you,

AR

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Mark.Lancaster
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@Anonymous

 

You can create your own read/write custom content center library, copy over the CC families you need to it and then modify the content center family and add your own custom iProperties.  Or are you looking for something else.

Mark Lancaster


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Anonymous
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Yes, I know that, thank you.

 

But the point is, to get the custom iProperties from the ContentCentre .ipt automatically to the .iam, in which is the ContentCentre .ipt inserted is.

 

eg.:

 

In .ipt we have custom iProperty - Name: File Nr and value: 123456. And what I need is, to get atomatically into the .iam custom iProperty, which will has the same name: File nr and the same value: 123456.

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! The request can be simplified to getting an iProperty from a part within the assembly and then add it to the assembly iProperty. This should be doable via iLogic rule.

Many thanks!

 



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
Software Test Engineer
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