Configurator: Logic Rules

1. Relate model nodes on Side A to other model nodes on Side B using a logic relation

2. Logic rules determine logic state of model nodes

Logic Rules can impact both ways. Side 1 can impact the logic state of Side 2, and Side 2 can impact the logic state of Side 1.

Either side of the rule can contain one or more Features, Options, and more

 Available Logic Rules

Requires

Implies

Negates

Excludes

Defaults  

  

Requires

Imapct both ways. if you set either side to true or false, the other side is set to the same state.

Additionally, the selection of one item requires selection of another item.

 

Implies

 Sets up a one-way relationship. the selection of one item selects another item, but not the reverse.

 

  

Negates

Sets up a relationship that impacts both ways. If you set either side to True or False, the other

side is set to the opposite state. The selection of an item prohibits selection of another item.

 

  

Excludes

Sets up a one-way relationship.the selection of one item prohibits another item, but not the

reverse.

Defaults 

Sets a specified Feature or Option to true as a result of another

selection. A specified Feature or Option is set to true only if it is available.

Defaults rules are useful if you want to drive initial values at the beginning of a configuration

session from customer requirements selections

For Testing Above Rules,do not forget to Generate the Logic and Refreshing UI.