iLogic For Beginners #3: Replacing Components W/ If Then Statements
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Great video
Hi, thank you for this video. What you didn't show is how to constrained it to your other component? Do you use iMates? Where/how do you mate those?
Hello Andre there's another video that goes over this
looking for more tutorials. you are master!
Thanks Linh! Been busy with the new year but I’ll make one shortly
Hey Linh, new video is out. I apologize for the lack of activity recently!
Fantastic tutorial, just what I was after :D
glad you liked the video!
Awesome mate
Can you help me, how to change the object using dropdown form? Thank you
hello, i am currently learning i logic and your videos are extremly usefull. but i am currently struggeling. i hope you can help me. i have a axel and when i change the diamater i want the paramter box to give me 2 options for a extra extrusion on top. i have 2 extriusion diameters per axel diamater.
Hello,
Your videos are very helpful and easy to follow, you seem to know iLogic very well! I have a very specific question similar to this video could I send it in an email over to you?
Hi Abid thank you! And yes you may
This is good. But I need to know how to include parts and exclude them in an assembly within another assembly. AS IN.
I have a Linear Actuator. It can be mounter regularly or it can be mounted on a window.
If mounted on a window it needs different mounting brackets.
When in the Actuator assembly I can make it happen in the form.
But when that assembly is in another assembly that form can't be accessed. Need Help TY
Make a rule inside the actuator assembly and call it "Display Form". Inside this rule, write:
"iLogicForm.Show("Form 1")".
Replace "Form 1" with whatever the name of your form is. After that, you will need a rule on the upper assembly to run the ilogic rule inside the Actuator assembly called "Display Form".
Hope this helps,
Felix
@@AutomationWithiLogic I am stuck on this part.
"After that, you will need a rule on the upper assembly to run the ilogic rule inside the Actuator assembly called "Display Form". "
I don't know how to do that. I just started using ilocic.
@@AutomationWithiLogic Found it. Thank you for replying and helping.
@@AztecWarrior69 awesome, no problem
if I change the adress of these Project directory, then It would still works?
yes will still work. just needs to have the entities named the same with the corresponding geometric edge
I'm working on a project using the Component.Replace in iLogic, but the part name changes after it's replaced and breaks the code. Do you have a solution to keep the name of the replaced component consistent?
Did you change the name of the component in the model browser of did you use the default name?