When using iLogic our imagination is one of the few limits of the functionality. Today I take a look at using select case in a very simple fashion. You can use these same ideas to test multiple variations within your design. The case structure lets you choose between more than two alternatives. Let’s take a look at my example.
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iLogic – Using Select Case in Rules
Tags: rules, select case
I am going to take a look at writing a rule within iLogic that is going to allow me to control minimum and maxium values for a given parameter. The best part is I can take advantage of the rules wizard found within iLogic to basically write the rule for me.
Let’s take a look:
ILogic Writing a Parameter Limits Rule
I hope we are all aware by now that the i CHECK IT product for Inventor is one of the best tools on the market for ensuring great design standards and modeling best practices whether you are new to the product or a long time user. The product can benefit the single user or large groups of designers within any company. What we sometimes forget about is the impact it can have on easier design reuse and reducing manufacturing cost. In this blog I look at 3 simple rules out of the many that can impact manufacturing directly. Many companies have limitations on their capabilities within their own manufacturing departments, the i CHECK IT product can make sure we design within those capabilities. Maybe by setting up simple rules we can understand if an item is going to be a long lead item and help us with overall timing on a given project.
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Saving Manufacturing Cost with i CHECK IT
Tags: best practices, rules, standards
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