Hi,
If I understand correctly, you want to place the drawing views from one assembly in specific view reps (or even specific LOD etc) like UI does (see attachment). If yes, you could use Advanced API of ilogic to access Inventor API. DrawingViews.AddBaseView allows you to specify additional or advanced options:
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Name
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WeldmentFeatureGroup
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Weldment
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SheetMetalFoldedModel
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Boolean
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String
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Part, Assembly
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DesignViewAssociative
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Boolean
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Part, Assembly
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String
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Assembly
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MemberName
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String
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Part, Assembly
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PresentationView
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String
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Presentation
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PresentationViewAssociative
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Boolean
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Presentation
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Following is a demo code I converted from the sample in the help reference of Inventor API:
' Set a reference to the drawing document.
' This assumes a drawing document is active.
Dim oDrawDoc As DrawingDocument
oDrawDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
'Set a reference to the active sheet.
Dim oSheet As Sheet
oSheet = oDrawDoc.ActiveSheet
' Create a new NameValueMap object
Dim oBaseViewOptions As NameValueMap
oBaseViewOptions = ThisApplication.TransientObjects.CreateNameValueMap
' Set the representations to use when creating the base view.
'Call oBaseViewOptions.Add("PositionalRepresentation", "MyPositionalRep")
Call oBaseViewOptions.Add("DesignViewRepresentation", "Default")
'Call oBaseViewOptions.Add("DesignViewAssociative", True)
' Open the model document (corresponding to the "MyLODRep" representation).
Dim strFullDocumentName As String
strFullDocumentName = ThisApplication.FileManager.GetFullDocumentName("c:\temp\reps.iam", "Master")
Dim oModel As Document
oModel = ThisApplication.Documents.Open(strFullDocumentName, False)
' Create the placement point object.
Dim oPoint As Point2d
oPoint = ThisApplication.TransientGeometry.CreatePoint2d(25, 25)
' Create a base view.
Dim oBaseView As DrawingView
oBaseView = oSheet.DrawingViews.AddBaseView(oModel, oPoint, 2, _
kIsoTopLeftViewOrientation, kHiddenLineRemovedDrawingViewStyle, _
, , oBaseViewOptions)
