- iLogic functionality overview
- iLogic workflow overview
- Review of model and user-defined parameters, and equations and their importance in iLogic
- Understanding the iLogic interface components (iLogic Panel, Edit Rule dialog box, and iLogic Browser)
- Rule creation workflow for Inventor parts and assemblies
- Using variations of conditional statements in an iLogic rule
- Accessing and incorporating the various function types into an iLogic part, assembly, or drawing file rule
- Event Triggers and iTriggers
- Creating Forms to create a custom user interface for an iLogic rule.
Prerequisites
The class assumes a mastery of Autodesk Inventor basics as taught in Autodesk Inventor Introduction to Solid Modeling. The Autodesk Inventor Advanced Part and Assembly Modeling training guides are also highly recommended. No programming knowledge is required to use the basic iLogic functions; however, programming experience can be an asset when using the advanced functions.
AutoCAD Training Course Duration
16 hours
AutoCAD Training Course outline
Chapter 1 Introduction to iLogic
1.1 Design Automation Overview
1.2 iLogic Overview
1.3 iLogic Workflow
Practice 1a Working with a Logical Model
Chapter 2 Understanding Parameters and Equations
2.1 Equations
2.2 Parameters
Practice 2a Add Parameters
Practice 2b Building a Logical Part Model I
Chapter 3 Getting Started with iLogic
3.1 iLogic Interface
3.2 Function Overview
3.3 Rule Creation Workflow
Practice 3a Review, Run, and Create Rules
Chapter 4 Rule Creation
4.1 Conditional Statements
4.2 Operators
4.3 Parameter Functions
4.4 Feature Functions
4.5 iProperty Functions
Practice 4a Working with Conditional Statements
Practice 4b Building a Logical Part Model II
Practice 4c Driving iProperties using iLogic Rules
Chapter 5 Assembly Rules and Functions
5.1 Assembly Rules
5.2 Component Functions
5.3 Relationship Functions
5.4 iLogic Components in Inventor Assemblies
Practice 5a Building a Logical Assembly Model
Chapter 6 Drawing Rules and Functions
6.1 Drawing Rules
6.2 Sheet Functions
6.3 Title Block Functions
6.4 View Functions
6.5 Advanced Functions
Practice 6a Automating Drawing Changes
Chapter 7 Rule Triggering & Form Creation
7.1 Event Triggers
7.2 iTriggers
7.3 Forms
Practice 7a Creating Triggers and Forms
Chapter 8 Miscellaneous Features & Functions
8.1 Rule Options
8.2 Search and Replace
8.3 Wizards
8.4 Miscellaneous Functions
Chapter 9 Project Practices
9.1 Introduction to Projects
Create a Configurable Model
Create a Configurable Assembly
Create a Configurable Drawing
Appendix A iLogic Design Copy
Appendix B Autodesk Inventor 2014 Certified Professional Exam Objectives
