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iLogic Rule to Export Sub-Assembly & Parts COG Mass and Position Data to CSV or XLSX

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tom.allison
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iLogic Rule to Export Sub-Assembly & Parts COG Mass and Position Data to CSV or XLSX

tom.allison
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All,

 

I'm wondering if you can help me. I'm using the code below in an Assembly to export the Mass and COG Position data of all sub-assemblies to an XLSX spreadsheet.

 

I got the code using this post, which was very helpful as there is precious little info on the internet about this.

 

I'd like to also export data for parts (not just sub-assemblies). Does anyone know how I could update the code to include that?

 

I'm using Inventor Professional 2022, Build: 350, Release: 2022.3.

 

My code is as follows:

 

 

Class ThisRule
	Public i As Long
	
	Sub Main()
		Dim oAssDoc As AssemblyDocument
		oAssDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
	
		Dim oCompDef As AssemblyComponentDefinition
		oCompDef = oAssDoc.ComponentDefinition
	
		Dim oOcc As ComponentOccurrence
		
		Dim strExcelPath As String
		strExcelPath = "C:\path to excel file here" 'Please create one excel file before running the code, and define the location of excel here
		
		oExcelApp = GoExcel.Application
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "A1")= "Sub-Assembly Name"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "B1")= "X"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "C1")= "Y"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "D1")= "Z"
		
		i=2
		
		For Each oOcc In oCompDef.Occurrences
			Call GetCOG(oOcc,strExcelPath)
		Next
		
		GoExcel.Save
		GoExcel.Close
	
	End Sub
	
	Function GetCOG(oOcc As ComponentOccurrence, s as String)
		If oOcc.DefinitionDocumentType = kAssemblyDocumentObject Then
	
			Dim oMassProps As MassProperties
			Dim oAsmbDoc As AssemblyDocument
			
			oAsmbDoc = oOcc.Definition.Document
			oMassProps = oAsmbDoc.ComponentDefinition.MassProperties
			
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "A" & CStr(i))= oOcc.Name
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "B" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.X
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "C" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Y
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "D" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Z
			
			i=i+1
			
		End If
			
		If oOcc.SubOccurrences.Count > 0 Then
			For Each oOcc In oOcc.SubOccurrences
				Call GetCOG(oOcc,s)
			Next
		End If
	End Function

End Class

 

Many thanks,

 

Tom

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iLogic Rule to Export Sub-Assembly & Parts COG Mass and Position Data to CSV or XLSX

All,

 

I'm wondering if you can help me. I'm using the code below in an Assembly to export the Mass and COG Position data of all sub-assemblies to an XLSX spreadsheet.

 

I got the code using this post, which was very helpful as there is precious little info on the internet about this.

 

I'd like to also export data for parts (not just sub-assemblies). Does anyone know how I could update the code to include that?

 

I'm using Inventor Professional 2022, Build: 350, Release: 2022.3.

 

My code is as follows:

 

 

Class ThisRule
	Public i As Long
	
	Sub Main()
		Dim oAssDoc As AssemblyDocument
		oAssDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
	
		Dim oCompDef As AssemblyComponentDefinition
		oCompDef = oAssDoc.ComponentDefinition
	
		Dim oOcc As ComponentOccurrence
		
		Dim strExcelPath As String
		strExcelPath = "C:\path to excel file here" 'Please create one excel file before running the code, and define the location of excel here
		
		oExcelApp = GoExcel.Application
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "A1")= "Sub-Assembly Name"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "B1")= "X"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "C1")= "Y"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "D1")= "Z"
		
		i=2
		
		For Each oOcc In oCompDef.Occurrences
			Call GetCOG(oOcc,strExcelPath)
		Next
		
		GoExcel.Save
		GoExcel.Close
	
	End Sub
	
	Function GetCOG(oOcc As ComponentOccurrence, s as String)
		If oOcc.DefinitionDocumentType = kAssemblyDocumentObject Then
	
			Dim oMassProps As MassProperties
			Dim oAsmbDoc As AssemblyDocument
			
			oAsmbDoc = oOcc.Definition.Document
			oMassProps = oAsmbDoc.ComponentDefinition.MassProperties
			
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "A" & CStr(i))= oOcc.Name
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "B" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.X
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "C" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Y
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "D" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Z
			
			i=i+1
			
		End If
			
		If oOcc.SubOccurrences.Count > 0 Then
			For Each oOcc In oOcc.SubOccurrences
				Call GetCOG(oOcc,s)
			Next
		End If
	End Function

End Class

 

Many thanks,

 

Tom

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Michael.Navara
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You need to remove assembly document check (and appropriate End If)

 

If oOcc.DefinitionDocumentType = kAssemblyDocumentObject Then

 

 and remove explicit type at 

 

Dim oAsmbDoc 'As AssemblyDocument

 

 

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You need to remove assembly document check (and appropriate End If)

 

If oOcc.DefinitionDocumentType = kAssemblyDocumentObject Then

 

 and remove explicit type at 

 

Dim oAsmbDoc 'As AssemblyDocument

 

 

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tom.allison
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Thanks Michael,

 

If I remove the line below I get errors, I think because the line that defines oMassProps uses oAsmbDoc.  

Dim oAsmbDoc 'As AssemblyDocument

 

Should I change the line above to define oAsmbDoc as a generic document type? Is that possible?

 

Many thanks,

 

Tom

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Thanks Michael,

 

If I remove the line below I get errors, I think because the line that defines oMassProps uses oAsmbDoc.  

Dim oAsmbDoc 'As AssemblyDocument

 

Should I change the line above to define oAsmbDoc as a generic document type? Is that possible?

 

Many thanks,

 

Tom

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tom.allison
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tom.allison
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All

 

In case it helps anyone reading this in future I managed to solve this.

 

I used the existing If statement in the GetCOG() function in the code in my original post to export mass properties of sub assemblies, then added a very similar ElseIf statement to it to export mass properties of parts.

 

This code works fine with smaller, error-free, well assembled and modelled assemblies, but I'm having problems with some large assemblies but I think that has more to do with their huge size and the quality of their structure (some have errors in, etc.).

 

My working code is as follows:

 

 

Class ThisRule
	Public i As Long
	
	Sub Main()
		Dim oAssDoc As AssemblyDocument
		oAssDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
	
		Dim oCompDef As AssemblyComponentDefinition
		oCompDef = oAssDoc.ComponentDefinition
	
		Dim oOcc As ComponentOccurrence
		
		Dim strExcelPath As String
		strExcelPath = "C:/path to xlsx file here.xlsx" 'Please create one excel file before running the code, and define the location of excel here
		
		oExcelApp = GoExcel.Application
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "A1") = "Sub-Assembly Name"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "B1") = "Mass"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "C1") = "X"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "D1") = "Y"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "E1") = "Z"
		
		i=2
		
		For Each oOcc In oCompDef.Occurrences
			Call GetCOG(oOcc,strExcelPath)
		Next
		
		GoExcel.Save
		GoExcel.Close
	
	End Sub
	
	Function GetCOG(oOcc As ComponentOccurrence, s as String)
		 If oOcc.DefinitionDocumentType = kPartDocumentObject Then
	
			Dim oMassProps As MassProperties
			Dim oAsmbDoc As PartDocument
			
			oAsmbDoc = oOcc.Definition.Document
			oMassProps = oAsmbDoc.ComponentDefinition.MassProperties
			
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "A" & CStr(i))= oOcc.Name
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "B" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.Mass
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "C" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.X
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "D" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Y
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "E" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Z
			
			i=i+1
			
		ElseIf oOcc.DefinitionDocumentType = kAssemblyDocumentObject Then

			Dim oMassProps As MassProperties
			Dim oAsmbDoc As AssemblyDocument
			
			oAsmbDoc = oOcc.Definition.Document
			oMassProps = oAsmbDoc.ComponentDefinition.MassProperties
			
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "A" & CStr(i))= oOcc.Name
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "B" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.Mass
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "C" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.X
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "D" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Y
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "E" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Z
			
			i=i+1

		End If
			
		If oOcc.SubOccurrences.Count > 0 Then
			For Each oOcc In oOcc.SubOccurrences
				Call GetCOG(oOcc,s)
			Next
		End If
	End Function

End Class

 

 

Thanks,

 

Tom

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All

 

In case it helps anyone reading this in future I managed to solve this.

 

I used the existing If statement in the GetCOG() function in the code in my original post to export mass properties of sub assemblies, then added a very similar ElseIf statement to it to export mass properties of parts.

 

This code works fine with smaller, error-free, well assembled and modelled assemblies, but I'm having problems with some large assemblies but I think that has more to do with their huge size and the quality of their structure (some have errors in, etc.).

 

My working code is as follows:

 

 

Class ThisRule
	Public i As Long
	
	Sub Main()
		Dim oAssDoc As AssemblyDocument
		oAssDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
	
		Dim oCompDef As AssemblyComponentDefinition
		oCompDef = oAssDoc.ComponentDefinition
	
		Dim oOcc As ComponentOccurrence
		
		Dim strExcelPath As String
		strExcelPath = "C:/path to xlsx file here.xlsx" 'Please create one excel file before running the code, and define the location of excel here
		
		oExcelApp = GoExcel.Application
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "A1") = "Sub-Assembly Name"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "B1") = "Mass"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "C1") = "X"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "D1") = "Y"
		GoExcel.CellValue(strExcelPath, "Sheet1", "E1") = "Z"
		
		i=2
		
		For Each oOcc In oCompDef.Occurrences
			Call GetCOG(oOcc,strExcelPath)
		Next
		
		GoExcel.Save
		GoExcel.Close
	
	End Sub
	
	Function GetCOG(oOcc As ComponentOccurrence, s as String)
		 If oOcc.DefinitionDocumentType = kPartDocumentObject Then
	
			Dim oMassProps As MassProperties
			Dim oAsmbDoc As PartDocument
			
			oAsmbDoc = oOcc.Definition.Document
			oMassProps = oAsmbDoc.ComponentDefinition.MassProperties
			
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "A" & CStr(i))= oOcc.Name
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "B" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.Mass
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "C" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.X
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "D" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Y
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "E" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Z
			
			i=i+1
			
		ElseIf oOcc.DefinitionDocumentType = kAssemblyDocumentObject Then

			Dim oMassProps As MassProperties
			Dim oAsmbDoc As AssemblyDocument
			
			oAsmbDoc = oOcc.Definition.Document
			oMassProps = oAsmbDoc.ComponentDefinition.MassProperties
			
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "A" & CStr(i))= oOcc.Name
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "B" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.Mass
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "C" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.X
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "D" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Y
			GoExcel.CellValue(s, "Sheet1", "E" & CStr(i))= oMassProps.CenterOfMass.Z
			
			i=i+1

		End If
			
		If oOcc.SubOccurrences.Count > 0 Then
			For Each oOcc In oOcc.SubOccurrences
				Call GetCOG(oOcc,s)
			Next
		End If
	End Function

End Class

 

 

Thanks,

 

Tom

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