Autodesk Inventor | iLogic Basic | "Select Case" to create Multiple Configurations

Logic 101 Series
In this video, we will learn how to use Conditional Statement "Select Case" to create multiple option configurations.
It's useful to create a Product Configurator using iLogic.
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[@rieeeeeeko]

Hello. I have a question about this. My assembly has components that contain both parts and other assemblies. When I try to put your code to suppress 2 assembly parts in my main assembly, it shows an error that the component cannot change the suppression state. Some solutions suggest using visibility but I need the drawing to follow suit, and apparently it will not follow if I do that. Can you please help me? As this is quite urgent 😅

[@CADProjects]

What kind of error do you get? The components (Part or Assembly) should be hidden if using this code : Component.IsActive("Components:1") = False

[@rieeeeeeko]

@@CADProjects so there are 2 parts in an assembly that I want to customise. These 2 parts were converted files from other software. The error I got says Component.IsActive: Cannot change the suppression state of component (the component:1)
The active Level of Detail in (the assembly.iam) is not a custom Level of Detail