Automating Assembly Configuration in Autodesk Inventor

Build on the fundamentals of Inventor automation by combining user inputs, configurable components, parameters, and iLogic into an assembly configuration workflow.
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Sep 10, 2026, 10:00am PDT


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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