Design Checker custom Check with iLogic --> Needs to be in "failed" folder

[Anonymous]

Hi, 

I'm trying to check, if the Design Checker App from Autodesk is fitting our needs.

What I'm now trying to do is:

Creating rules acc. to our Design Guideline. 

(Except that the number of event triggers is a little bit low, the iLogic rules are running as they should.)

The problem I'm now facing is, how do I get a result of the rule into the "failed" structure of the tree. The rule is running and it will be placed into the "passed" structure. Do I need to create some sort of exception?

Greetings

Passi

[YuhanZhang]

There is a sample in the Design Checker help to find how to configure the iLogic rule for a custom checker, like below picture shows, you can search iLogic in the help:

and then follow the instruction to configure your custom checker with the iLogic rule, you should be able to find the sample iLogic rule from below folder:

C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\Autodesk Design Checker.bundle\Contents\Windows\iLogic\

And the "Writing custom rule" demonstrates when the checker should return failure(0), hope this helps:

[Passi10]

I've tried all the examples. And now I found my mistake:

I've created a new rule ac. to the guidelines. Then I hit "Save and Run" in the iLogic rule, and that was my mistake...

There appears an error message I cannot deal with. The only thing I needed to change was: To add a try catch around the last lines with the arguments… and hit the "re-run all checks" button.

This is the code: (It actually does nothing special, only checking, if more than one component in an assembly is grounded. If yes, return = 0 if no, return = 1)

thanks for your support.

retval = -1
msg = ""

Dim Checker As Boolean = True
Dim i As Integer = 0 

    If ThisApplication.ActiveDocument.DocumentType = DocumentTypeEnum.kAssemblyDocumentObject Then
        Dim Baugruppe As AssemblyDocument = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
        For Each Element As ComponentDefinition In Baugruppe.ComponentDefinitions
            For Each oOccurrence As ComponentOccurrence In Element.Occurrences
                If oOccurrence.Grounded = True Then
                    Checker = False
		i = i +1
                End If
            Next
        Next
		If i > 1 And Checker = False Then
			retval = 0
			msg = "More than one component is grounded."
		Else
			retval = 1
			msg = "Everything ok."
		End If
End If
    
Try
	RuleArguments.Arguments.Value("ReturnValue") = retval
	RuleArguments.Arguments.Value("Description") = msg
Catch
End Try