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I realise that I don't often explain how specific iLogic code works, so I thought I'd offer a bit more of an explanation in this post. I've written a simple iLogic rule that opens the drawing of a model in Inventor. This iLogic utility uses a nested "Try, Catch, End Try" statement. If you are... Continue Reading →
A client recently asked me if I could help them with a request from an end user. They wanted to see the mass of their part and assembly files in Vault. A secondary requirement was to see this same information in the Vault web client. I figured a simple iLogic rule would suffice. However, a... Continue Reading →
I have many versions of Inventor, AutoCAD and Vault (Clients) installed on my PC. Sometimes I fire up the wrong software and it wastes time A few months back, I saw some custom icons for Autodesk product and this got me thinking... What if I had a specific icon for each release of Inventor, Vault... Continue Reading →
I converted an Inventor API sample for creating detail views to iLogic. Initially it took me 2 minutes, and I had the code working well, but the sample code is for a detail view with a rectangular boundary, as shown below. I don't use the rectangular version, so I spent a good 30 minutes figuring... Continue Reading →
Clint Brown 
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