iLogic is expanded to support the following Model State workflows:

• ThisDoc.Document support for Model State In a component occurrence of a model state document, the existing ThisDoc.Document property returns the member document.
  
  • The ThisDoc.Document property is expanded to support returning the member document when running in a component occurrence of a model state document.
  • The new ThisDoc.FactoryDocument property returns the factory document when running either in a top-level document or in an assembly component. In a component occurrence document, this returns the associated factory document. In a top-level document, this returns the same object as ThisDoc.Document.
  • In a drawing, the new ThisDrawing.ModelFactoryDocument property returns the factory document for the first model view (or nothing if there is no model view).
  • In a drawing view, the new ICadDrawingView.ModelFactoryDocument property returns the factory document for that view (or nothing if it is not a model view).
• There is a new event called Model State Activated now available in the Event Triggers dialog box. This trigger occurs when a model state is activated. Use this trigger to run a rule in the document in which the event occurred.
• New function lets you add a component in a specified model state
  

  A new function called AddWithModelState is now available on the Components object (IManagedComponents interface). This function adds a managed occurrence of a part or subassembly.

  Note: Capture Current State on an existing component that includes a model state, in turn creates code that includes AddWithModelState.
• iLogic edit-in-place and model states
  

  There are some restrictions on what you can do with iLogic rules when you are editing a model state component in place. In a model state, when a component member file is being in-place edited within an assembly:

  • You can edit, run, and suppress rules.
  • You can’t add or delete rules.

  There is no change to edit-in-place support for components that aren’t model state components: You can add an iLogic rule:

  • From the top level document.
  • At the sub-component level in the in-place-edit environment.
• Instructions to Modify an Occurrence Parameter with a Model State
  

  Access the steps here: To Modify an Occurrence Parameter with a Model State.

• Use the new Instance property snippets to read and create Instance Properties.
• There is a new event named Any User Parameter Change in the Event Triggers dialog box. This event is triggered when you change the value of a User parameter.