Sometimes you might work with models whose iLogic Rules have not been prepared for Design Automation. As a result they may throw exceptions when run automatically and would just cause issues.
If your app bundle already has all the info to drive the parameters of the model correctly, without the help of the iLogic Rules in the model, then you can simply prevent them from running automatically. The IiLogicAutomation interface of the iLogic add-in (also used in this blog post) has a property called RulesEnabled that you can set to false before opening the Inventor document or changing properties that could trigger them.
Follow @AdamTheNagy Adam Nagy joined Autodesk back in 2005 and has been providing programming support, consulting, training and evangelism to external developers. He started his career in Budapest, then worked in Prague for 3 years and now lives in South England, UK. At the moment focusing on Inventor and Fusion 360, plus cloud and mobile related technologies. Adam has a degree in Software Engineering and has...