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iLogic: 25 Tips and Tricks to Boost the Octane in Your Inventor Automation

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    Description

    You’ve seen how iLogic automation can tame tedious and error-prone tasks, making you and your fellow Inventor users more efficient. Now it’s time to explore some of the often-overlooked tips, tricks, and tools that can assist you as an Inventor automation developer. Are you still using message boxes to debug? Would you like to learn a better way? Would you like to better understand how to navigate Inventor software’s application programming interface (API)? Would you like to present your iLogic rules as buttons on the ribbon menu? Join me and other Inventor automation-focused users like yourself to explore these productivity-enhancing tips and tricks.

    Key Learnings

    • Learn advanced troubleshooting techniques using the iLogic editor.
    • Better understand how to find your way around the Inventor application programming interface (API).
    • Explore error-handling techniques.
    • Learn about creating a better interface between your iLogic automation and the users who employ them.

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    Inventor
    Industries
    Product design and manufacturing
    Topics
    CAD Management & IT
    Software Development
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