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Michael Z.
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Product Development Engineer at Tompkins Robotics - A Tompkins International Company
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Is there a good place to look for more advanced tutorials/examples for iLogic?

I've only just begun using iLogic, but it looks to be incredibly powerful. I've done the initial tutorial from Inventor, and I've looked up a handful of techniques online, but I'm having trouble finding a more unified source of tutorials and further examples.
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Thomas D.
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Mechanical Engineer at Great Lakes Case and Cabinet
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beinginventive.com is also a good resource but the forums are definitely the easiest route. It helps to have a programming background. Most things that you want to do are just adapting others code using the API calls that you require. Rarely do you need to write from scratch.
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Kenny C.
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Generative Design and Topology Optimization Consultant at Innovation Forge, Inc.
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I'm not aware of a flat out repository for examples, but there is a fantastic thread on the Inventor forum that showcases a ton of different examples. If you haven't taken a look there, you definitely should! https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/collection-of-ilogic-models-for-beginners/td-p/7330801
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