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Building an iLogic configurator form

Building an iLogic configurator form - Inventor Tutorial

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Building an iLogic configurator form

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- [Instructor] In this video, we're going to look at how we can create forms using out-of-the-box iLogic tools. Now, forms are a good way for us to present options to our end-user, let them configure however they want their stepladder to look like, and then based on their input, we'll go calculate and hand them back the stepladder that they wanted. So to make that happen, we first need to go ahead and add some user parameters, and these parameters are going to show up in our form as options for the users to choose between. So we're going to go ahead and create a bunch of numeric parameters. We'll start with our stepladder height. We're also going to create one that represents our front frame height. We're going to create one that represents our number of steps. We're going to create one that represents our step one height, and I would like to also point out as I'm naming these, be sure to name yours exactly the same thing, including all of the underscores, the capitalized letters, the…

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