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How to transfer a model or sketch parameter to iProperties?

A - answer In the dialog Parameters, at my new custom parameter (from a sketch), the option for exporting it as external is missing - how to get it now to the document's iProperties?

Custom parameter

The solution is simple - with a single line iLogic macro you can copy the value of your custom parameter Cislo_znacky (tag number) to a custom property:

iProperties.Value("Custom", "Cislo_znacky") = Cislo_znacky

And the resulting iProperty value:

Then run this iLogic rule automatically at the appropriate time (on an event), e.g. before saving.

NOTE: you can also nest the command into a "try-catch" construction to avoid any errors

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See also:
Tip 13744:Simple password protection of Inventor documents (iLogic).
Tip 12508:How to assign an expression (not value) to a user parameter with iLogic?
Tip 12462:Mass- (table-) rename parameters in Inventor.
Tip 12392:Export unfolds of sheetmetal parts to DXF - parameters for iLogic and VBA
Tip 12046:Random shape and appearance of an Inventor part or assembly.


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