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Transcript
00:06
Inform design now includes a form code
00:09
blocks environment for controlling input forms.
00:16
Users must still adopt and arrange the parameters required for input logic,
00:20
input forms and inventor model usage.
00:26
The adoption order is important so that parameters
00:29
are passed correctly to the inventor model,
00:31
ensuring updates are driven correctly and serves as
00:34
the default order for the form block.
00:37
But these parameters can be reordered without impacting parameter adoption.
00:45
Additional parameters can be adopted and rearranged which adds them to
00:49
the bottom of the form block and to the form.
00:55
If a parameter is un adopted,
00:57
that parameter is disabled in the form block and removed from the form
01:05
parameters can be gathered into logical top level groups within the form block
01:09
and groups can be collapsed or expanded in the form by default,
01:15
the foreman groups should be given meaningful names.
01:24
Form groups cannot be nested
01:26
and all associated parameter blocks are deleted. When a group is deleted,
01:36
duplicating a parameter input is allowed and may be useful for critical values.
01:45
If a parameter value is modified for one input value,
01:48
any duplicates will automatically update.
01:52
Input rules can still be utilized to control parameters in the form
01:57
depending on conditions. Input parameters can be set to read only
02:01
visible or invisible
02:05
or deviate from the default form label.
02:13
The parameter label in the form block is
02:15
a static label and is unaffected by label changes
02:18
made by the input rules and is used as column headers in the existing variant tables.
02:24
These input rule code blocks can still remain in the code
02:27
string even if the parameter is removed from the form block.
02:32
In summary, the new form code blocks allow more control over the frame layout,
02:36
providing a better user experience via grouping and labeling
02:40
while preserving modification capabilities with input rules.
00:06
Inform design now includes a form code
00:09
blocks environment for controlling input forms.
00:16
Users must still adopt and arrange the parameters required for input logic,
00:20
input forms and inventor model usage.
00:26
The adoption order is important so that parameters
00:29
are passed correctly to the inventor model,
00:31
ensuring updates are driven correctly and serves as
00:34
the default order for the form block.
00:37
But these parameters can be reordered without impacting parameter adoption.
00:45
Additional parameters can be adopted and rearranged which adds them to
00:49
the bottom of the form block and to the form.
00:55
If a parameter is un adopted,
00:57
that parameter is disabled in the form block and removed from the form
01:05
parameters can be gathered into logical top level groups within the form block
01:09
and groups can be collapsed or expanded in the form by default,
01:15
the foreman groups should be given meaningful names.
01:24
Form groups cannot be nested
01:26
and all associated parameter blocks are deleted. When a group is deleted,
01:36
duplicating a parameter input is allowed and may be useful for critical values.
01:45
If a parameter value is modified for one input value,
01:48
any duplicates will automatically update.
01:52
Input rules can still be utilized to control parameters in the form
01:57
depending on conditions. Input parameters can be set to read only
02:01
visible or invisible
02:05
or deviate from the default form label.
02:13
The parameter label in the form block is
02:15
a static label and is unaffected by label changes
02:18
made by the input rules and is used as column headers in the existing variant tables.
02:24
These input rule code blocks can still remain in the code
02:27
string even if the parameter is removed from the form block.
02:32
In summary, the new form code blocks allow more control over the frame layout,
02:36
providing a better user experience via grouping and labeling
02:40
while preserving modification capabilities with input rules.