[neofita inventor] passage of a parameter into a bound set

[mir]

Good evening,
I have a binding set of objects in an inventor .iam file.

for example I have door and handle. the door is high d1=100 and the handle I would like to be wide d2=d1/5 ... I know it makes little sense but it is only an example.

when however I look for the variable d1 inside the handle element does not correspond to the variable d1 in port ... how can I fish such variable?

generally in programming there is a form of the type "port.d1" to fish variables in other "levels" of code.

thanks for the help
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[PabloPicasso]

At the moment I have no subject to the program m it seems to me that you can do something like this only making "associative" two parts inside the axieme

 

[Ilario]

You can do it, but not directly in the axieme. You have to do it in the particular "handle".
open "handle" -> go to "parameters" -> in the window, below, click on "link" -> in the file type select "inventor file" -> select the file "door" -> will open a window in which you can import the parameter that interests you (linked to the file "door" and if you mentioned previously you can also recognize it + easily) -> click on ok then on done.
Now you can use it as other parameters.

 

[PabloPicasso]

You can do it, but not directly in the axieme. You have to do it in the particular "handle".
open "handle" -> go to "parameters" -> in the window, below, click on "link" -> in the file type select "inventor file" -> select the file "door" -> will open a window in which you can import the parameter that interests you (linked to the file "door" and if you mentioned previously you can also recognize it + easily) -> click on ok then on done.
Now you can use it as other parameters.

Good. :finger:

 

[mir]

now I try... thank you

 

[mir]

ok perfect... sin that the variable can only read it... I must return to the door to touch the variable that I imported into the handle.

Thank you.
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[Ilario]

Yes, that yes, but in the same way you could connect an excel file to both sides and manage everything with that by making changes to the excel file they would both update automatically.

 

[mir]

Yes, that yes, but in the same way you could connect an excel file to both sides and manage everything with that by making changes to the excel file they would both update automatically.

I really like this!

 

[Daniele_69]

I usually create a "find" file that I call variables and I put all the variables I need in the project and the select ones to export. then I derive it in all the parts I care about and the use where I need it. to edit all parts just change the variable file. In this way I only use inventor and non excel

 

[mir]

I usually create a "find" file that I call variables and I put all the variables I need in the project and the select ones to export. then I derive it in all the parts I care about and the use where I need it. to edit all parts just change the variable file. In this way I only use inventor and non excel

This is a good idea too!

 

[Tarkus]

I usually create a "find" file that I call variables and I put all the variables I need in the project and the select ones to export. then I derive it in all the parts I care about and the use where I need it. to edit all parts just change the variable file. In this way I only use inventor and non excel

That's what I do, too.
even because if you have to copy files with the design assistant, this doesn't create a link to a new excel file... .