Can I access iPart tables using Autodesk Apprentice Server?

To add bolts, nuts, washers, and other fasteners in Inventor’s Design Accelerator, you’ll want to use the Bolted Connection Generator a powerful tool that automates the placement of standard hardware.

Use the DrawingPrintManager Object

Inventor’s DrawingPrintManager gives you some control over print settings, though not all UI options are exposed. You can access it like this:

• Dim printMgr As DrawingPrintManager = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument.PrintManager
• printMgr.AllColorsAsBlack = True ' Example setting
• printMgr.PrintRange = kPrintAllSheets
• printMgr.SubmitPrint

You can absolutely access and manipulate User Parameters or Model Parameters of a part from within an assembly document, and then reflect those changes in the drawing BOM—this is a classic top-down modeling scenario in Inventor.

If you are looking for samples to understand how VBA works inside Inventor you can you several resources such as Autodesk Community Forums, GitHub Repository.

You’ve got excellent chances-Inventor’s API gives you solid control over renumbering items in a BOM (via BOMView) within an assembly document. Specifically, the BOMView.Renumber method lets you renumber all or selected rows in either the Structured or Parts Only views.