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I am trying to make a semi-automated assembly that will take inputs from the user, shuffle in the appropriate sub-assemblies, and generate my model.
The issue I'm having is making a user friendly way of collecting the inputs. I've heard that a table could be made in a drawing attached to an assembly, and repeat regions used to alter assembly parameters. I've actively no idea how to get this done.
For reference, I need to be able to have a user input the voltage, amperage, and quantity of a type of wire assembly. I need them to also do this several times, as there can be several of these subassemblies present in the overall model.
I can write the code and relations to manipulate the data and assembly from there, but repeat regions have always been a bit outside my understanding.
Any and all help would be appreciated!
@GR_9633987 wrote:
I am trying to make a semi-automated assembly that will take inputs from the user, shuffle in the appropriate sub-assemblies, and generate my model.
The issue I'm having is making a user friendly way of collecting the inputs. I've heard that a table could be made in a drawing attached to an assembly, and repeat regions used to alter assembly parameters. I've actively no idea how to get this done.
For reference, I need to be able to have a user input the voltage, amperage, and quantity of a type of wire assembly. I need them to also do this several times, as there can be several of these subassemblies present in the overall model.
I can write the code and relations to manipulate the data and assembly from there, but repeat regions have always been a bit outside my understanding.
Any and all help would be appreciated!
Hi,
Repeat Region is wrong direction ... It gets information from model and display them in a table. That's all. The user can define new parameter inside Repeat Region - but this parameter is not accessible outside of Repeat Region.