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Convert iAssembly/iPart to normal part

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Anonymous
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Convert iAssembly/iPart to normal part

Anonymous
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Is it possible to convert iAssembly/iPart factory to normal assembly using iLogic? 

 

I've found the way to delete single rows and columns, but how can I delete the entire Table? 

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Convert iAssembly/iPart to normal part

Is it possible to convert iAssembly/iPart factory to normal assembly using iLogic? 

 

I've found the way to delete single rows and columns, but how can I delete the entire Table? 

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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Is this function available through API? 

 

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Is this function available through API? 

 

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bradeneuropeArthur
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bradeneuropeArthur
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Dim a As Application
Set a = ThisApplication

Dim b As PartDocument
Set b = a.ActiveDocument


Dim c As iPartFactory
Set c = b.ComponentDefinition.iPartFactory
c.Delete

Regards,

Arthur Knoors

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Dim a As Application
Set a = ThisApplication

Dim b As PartDocument
Set b = a.ActiveDocument


Dim c As iPartFactory
Set c = b.ComponentDefinition.iPartFactory
c.Delete

Regards,

Arthur Knoors

Autodesk Affiliations:

Autodesk Software:Inventor Professional 2024 | Vault Professional 2022 | Autocad Mechanical 2022
Programming Skills:Vba | Vb.net (Add ins Vault / Inventor, Applications) | I-logic
Programming Examples:Drawing List!|Toggle Drawing Sheet!|Workplane Resize!|Drawing View Locker!|Multi Sheet to Mono Sheet!|Drawing Weld Symbols!|Drawing View Label Align!|Open From Balloon!|Model State Lock!
Posts and Ideas:Dimension Component!|Partlist Export!|Derive I-properties!|Vault Prompts Via API!|Vault Handbook/Manual!|Drawing Toggle Sheets!|Vault Defer Update!


! For administrative reasons, please mark a "Solution as solved" when the issue is solved !

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Anonymous
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THANK you!

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THANK you!

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C-Hoppen
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Hello

the code works well with iParts. Deleting an iAssembly table always always throws an exception.

 

 

Inventor.AssemblyComponentDefinition assmDef = assmDoc.ComponentDefinition;

            if (assmDef.IsiAssemblyFactory)
            {
                Inventor.iAssemblyFactory factory = assmDef.iAssemblyFactory;

                factory.Delete(); // throws an exception

...
}

Is there any solution?

 

Regards

 

Christoph

 

Edit: Second try with vba:

 

image.png

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Hello

the code works well with iParts. Deleting an iAssembly table always always throws an exception.

 

 

Inventor.AssemblyComponentDefinition assmDef = assmDoc.ComponentDefinition;

            if (assmDef.IsiAssemblyFactory)
            {
                Inventor.iAssemblyFactory factory = assmDef.iAssemblyFactory;

                factory.Delete(); // throws an exception

...
}

Is there any solution?

 

Regards

 

Christoph

 

Edit: Second try with vba:

 

image.png

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bindlmi
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bindlmi
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Hi,

 

not sure, if you still need help, but I had the same problem. The problem were excluded ComponentOccurrences in the iAssembly. Delete them or include them before deleting the iAssemblyFactory and you're fine.

 

Regards

Michael

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Hi,

 

not sure, if you still need help, but I had the same problem. The problem were excluded ComponentOccurrences in the iAssembly. Delete them or include them before deleting the iAssemblyFactory and you're fine.

 

Regards

Michael

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