Can I change this working way of rule from point to coordinate
thank you for helping me
i've run code just before and this error is happened
this is line 24
Dim oPList As PartsList = oSheet.PartsLists.Add(oView, oInsPt)
actually i've tried with chatgpt to change rule
same error happen everytime when i try something
Hi @ssiem. Do your sheets now include a true TitleBlock, not just geometry similar to a TitleBlock within the Border? Is it maybe encountering a Part in the sheet's first DrawingView, instead of an Assembly? Is it possible that the assembly's BOM does not have either the 'Structured' or the 'Parts Only' BOMView's enabled?
Also, below is link to your previous post related to this task, just for others to reference.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)
OK. I see now that there is a TitleBlock present on your sheet, but it is just an empty rectangle around where your Border geometry is for the TitleBlock related information. I would suggest that you transfer just that geometry and text boxes from your Border that would normally be within a TitleBlock, to that TitleBlock, instead of keeping it all within your Border. However, that is just my opinion, and if what you currently have is working OK for you, that's the main thing. Since that outline is in place for the TitleBlock entity, that should work OK with what we are trying to do here with positioning your PartsList. Not sure what additional problems these code processes may be encountering.
By the way, when you show an error message for us to review, it is best if you are looking at the second tab within that error message, because that usually includes more information that might be useful to us. And it also may be best to type what it says here in English, because some of us (myself included) can not read the language within the image you posted above, and since it is an image, we can not select the text to attempt to translate it to our language. I know that can be a pain though. It would be nice if the contents of those error messages was selectable, so we could copy it to our clipboard.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)
Thanks for your feedback
I will follow your recommandation
and I apolocise my carelessness about language
I just followed your recommandation what take information from Border to Title block where it should be in
and I run code but same error is generated
error message(original)
System.ArgumentException: 매개 변수가 틀립니다. (예외가 발생한 HRESULT: 0x80070057 (E_INVALIDARG))
위치: System.RuntimeType.ForwardCallToInvokeMember(String memberName, BindingFlags flags, Object target, Int32[] aWrapperTypes, MessageData& msgData)
위치: Inventor.PartsLists.Add(Object ViewOrModel, Point2d PlacementPoint, PartsListLevelEnum Level, Object NumberingScheme, Int32 NumberOfSections, Boolean WrapLeft)
위치: ThisRule.Main() 파일 문서 조립품1-1 내 규칙 규칙2:줄 16
위치: Autodesk.iLogic.Exec.AppDomExec.ExecRuleInAssembly(Assembly assem)
위치: iLogic.RuleEvalContainer.ExecRuleEval(String execRule)
error message(translated)
System.ArgumentException: parameter incorrect (HRESULT with exception: 0x80070057 (E_INVALIDARG))
Location: System.RuntimeType.ForwardCallToInvokeMember(String memberName, BindingFlags flags, Object target, Int32[] aWrapperTypes, MessageData& msgData)
위치: Inventor.PartsLists.Add(Object ViewOrModel, Point2d PlacementPoint, PartsListLevelEnum Level, Object NumberingScheme, Int32 NumberOfSections, Boolean WrapLeft)
Location: This Rule.Main() File Document Assembly 1-1 Rule 2: Line 16
Location: Autodesk.iLogic.Exec.AppDomExec.ExecRuleInAssembly(Assembly assem)
Location: iLogic.RuleEvalContainer.ExecRuleEval(String execRule)
and i use this code from last post
Sub Main
If ThisDoc.Document.DocumentType <> DocumentTypeEnum.kDrawingDocumentObject Then Exit Sub
Dim oDDoc As DrawingDocument = ThisDoc.Document
Dim oSheets As Inventor.Sheets = oDDoc.Sheets
Dim oASheet As Inventor.Sheet = oDDoc.ActiveSheet
Dim oTG As TransientGeometry = ThisApplication.TransientGeometry
Dim oTrans As Transaction = ThisApplication.TransactionManager.StartTransaction(oDDoc, "Add PartsLists - iLogic")
For Each oSheet As Inventor.Sheet In oSheets
oSheet.Activate
If oSheet.PartsLists.Count > 0 Then Continue For
If oSheet.DrawingViews.Count = 0 Then Continue For
If oSheet.TitleBlock Is Nothing Then Continue For
Dim oView As DrawingView = oSheet.DrawingViews.Item(1)
Dim oTBPos As Point2d = oSheet.TitleBlock.RangeBox.MaxPoint
Dim oInsPt As Point2d = oTG.CreatePoint2d(oSheet.Width / 2, oSheet.Height / 2)
Dim oPList As PartsList = oSheet.PartsLists.Add(oView, oInsPt)
oDDoc.Update
Dim oPL_Corner As Point2d = oTG.CreatePoint2d(oPList.RangeBox.MaxPoint.X, oPList.RangeBox.MinPoint.Y)
Dim oPLPos As Point2d = oPList.Position.Copy
oPLPos.TranslateBy(oPL_Corner.VectorTo(oTBPos))
oPList.Position = oPLPos
Next
oASheet.Activate
oTrans.End
oDDoc.Update2(True)
End SubI attached modified template that I use on test
and below is first sheet picture
it is first sheet and it looks first sheet is not activated but I think error cuz I'm doing remote desktop in office from my home
did I something wrong again it's hard to understand proper Titleblock please help me
Hi @ssiem. Thank you for posting the other error dialog image, and the translated contents of it. I was also actually able to read some of the text in that view of the error message image also this time. We can clearly see on the third line of text within the error message that it is encountering the error at the specific point where the PartsList.Add method is being called. Since there are only two input parameters for that method, and it is saying that there is an invalid argument, and you have covered all the other possible causes of the problem, I now have another theory, but not necessarily a solution. There may simply be something about that first view on that page that it does not like, for some reason. We know that this method will fail if the sheet that you are trying to add the PartsList to is not the active sheet, but we are activating each sheet as we loop through them, so that does not seem like it could be the problem. I am not sure if the type of DrawingView makes any difference, since that is not mentioned in the help documentation, but I wander if the view you specify must be a base view, or otherwise independent, rather than a projected, auxiliary, or section view, which tend to have 'parent' views. I don't think this error has anything to do with the Point2d object we are providing to that method, so it must be related to the view. I am about out of ideas. I am not that familiar with interacting with a DWG type Inventor drawings, since all of ours have always been the IDW file type. I doubt the file type of the drawing makes any difference though.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)
Hi @ssiem. I am not sure I would be able to help with determining which alternate words to use while writing code for another language version of Inventor. When I need to translate text I see in a forum post from a language I am not fluent in, I usually just copy the text to the clipboard, then paste it at https://www.bing.com/Translator website, which will guess which language that is, then I choose my own language in the other side to see the same text in my language. I do know that there are several tactics that can be used in some places to help make codes more universal (work for most languages). For instance, some things have a DisplayName property, and maybe a regular Name property, but some things also have an InternalName property which can be used, that does not change between languages. And most Enums have both a 'readable' value, and a numerical value, and in those cases, you can use the numerical values, even though they are more difficult to read later, unless you include comments. You may need to contact someone at Autodesk directly about those types of questions. Or maybe a local company that supplies Autodesk software and related services to local businesses. Those types of places often provide technical support and training, if your company has purchased your software or a subscription from them.
When specifying which level of the BOM to use when adding a PartsList to drawing sheet, we can use the PartsListLevelEnum, which has 4 possible values. You can specify the numerical value of the variation you wan to use there. And when trying to specify which view (BOMView) of the BOM you want to work with, there is a similar method there too. You could simply try to use the BOM.BOMViews.Item() property, but then you would have to specify a String or an Integer. The String would likely be language specific, and the Integer can be unstable, depending on which views are enabled or not. So, instead you can iterate each BOMView In BOM.BOMViews, and check each one with BOMView.ViewType, which has a value from the BOMViewTypeEnum. Another opportunity to use a numerical value while checking which one you have, before proceeding.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)
