Unraveling the Mystery of iLogic Forms | Autodesk Virtual Academy

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iLogic gives us the power to automate our designs, and iLogic forms connect this automation to the user experience. Whether you want to quickly test a few design parameters, or you need to control a complex design, knowing how to build iLogic forms is an essential skill for any advanced designer.
This webcast will teach you all you need to know to build iLogic forms, from simple to complex. You will learn about all the tools in the kit and strategies for making the most of them, including:
-Building and modifying forms
-Tools for organizing your controls
-Displaying graphics
-Linking multiple forms
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[@liociousmf8678]

Excellent explanation. Thanks a lot

[@lukeniederhauser7780]

Splitter is similar to the Group option. Instead of having a window to open or collapse, the items are always displayed, but separated.

[@KETIVTechnologies]

Thanks Luke!

[@BanValsimot]

Yeah, I like using it to split parts of the form. It is an elegant way to show the border between

[@zoltanmeszaros580]

You can create and upload a video where I choose another extra parameter for one parameter.
Example: An M24 screw is given, but I want to specify the length of the screw.
I would like to give the basic parameters of the screw from a table.
So if I want to insert a screw as an "iPart", I have to have two variables: one is the screw type (M24) and the other is the screw length I choose.
Thank you

[@ivanbunsha4867]

Thanks a lot guys

[@dbvetter7485]

Coping illogic from computer to computer is easy because you can save then as external iLogic file
. But how do you copy Forms from user to user (computer to computer)?

[@KETIVTechnologies]

Check out this forum discussion, it might be what you're looking for: forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/copy-ilogic-form-via-api-to-several-documents/td-p/5431959