demand for ilogic users

[windreef]

Good morning.
I am beginning to use ilogic, until now I have always used ipart and iassembly. I will definitely start using it, if nothing else for libraries, very simple fast and intuitive. iassembly a little more slender, can go well for small (but really small) assemblings with need to manage few parameters, but on more complex works becomes a blood bath. from here the need to approach me to ilogic.
Now the question is, how do you do to have assembling parts and tables saved with a chosen configuration? do you simply copy everything, type copy design with vault? or is there a better method? with iparts once you create instances , there is generate files and create your file connected to the ipart file and it works really well . with ilogic at the moment it seems to me that it is only for display , I can save it but it stays in that configuration , if then I need another configuration for another client, I don't see any other solution than to save everything , obviously changing all file names (copy design), and set the necessary ilogic configuration.
However, I would like a confirmation and/or advice from those who have used ilogic for a long time, to start with the right foot.

thanks to all
Hi.

 

[batleo]

I know very little ilogic, but it is really convenient for many things.
I don't know how it works, but you can try to create a new empty set and then choose an ilogic component, make your own configuration and save, I don't know how it's going to be with the table harvests.

 

[windreef]

I know very little ilogic, but it is really convenient for many things.
I don't know how it works, but you can try to create a new empty set and then choose an ilogic component, make your own configuration and save, I don't know how it's going to be with the table harvests.

Thank you very much, in the afternoon I make a test

 

[Zac69]

Good morning.
I am beginning to use ilogic, until now I have always used ipart and iassembly. I will definitely start using it, if nothing else for libraries, very simple fast and intuitive. iassembly a little more slender, can go well for small (but really small) assemblings with need to manage few parameters, but on more complex works becomes a blood bath. from here the need to approach me to ilogic.
Now the question is, how do you do to have assembling parts and tables saved with a chosen configuration? do you simply copy everything, type copy design with vault? or is there a better method? with iparts once you create instances , there is generate files and create your file connected to the ipart file and it works really well . with ilogic at the moment it seems to me that it is only for display , I can save it but it stays in that configuration , if then I need another configuration for another client, I don't see any other solution than to save everything , obviously changing all file names (copy design), and set the necessary ilogic configuration.
However, I would like a confirmation and/or advice from those who have used ilogic for a long time, to start with the right foot.

thanks to all
Hi.

if you use ipart and iassembly, try to open a new file together and create a new rule.
in the brovser that you are in the creation window find ipart entries. you find the rules you can use (e.g. change row: syntaxeditor code snippetipart.changerow("iparentfilename:1", "rowname")