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Take the next step in the Autodesk Inventor Automation Academy by bringing individual automation techniques together into an assembly configuration workflow.
In this session, you’ll see how an Inventor add-in can take inputs from a user and use them to build a configured assembly. We’ll work with a library of components, copy and place the appropriate assets, push parameters into parts and subassemblies, and call existing iLogic rules from an add-in.
The example provides a practical foundation for understanding how these techniques can be combined and expanded into more sophisticated product and assembly configuration workflows.
- How to build an assembly based on user inputs
- Working with libraries of configurable components
- Copying and placing components through automation
- Passing parameters into parts and subassemblies
- Calling iLogic rules from an Inventor add-in
- How these techniques can scale into larger configuration workflows
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