The good news is that the work done sees the system reorganised so commands and feature-sets are presented in a very logical and workflow-centric way. Commands and operations have been moved from the left-hand portion of the screen and reorganised into discreet panels that run across the top of the UI. The new Ribbon-based User Interface (UI) is going to come as a bit of shock to existing users as pretty much everything has been re-arranged and, excuse my language, ‘ribbonised’.
In line with these new developments, and helping bring the new functionality together in one consistent environment, is a new user interface based on Microsoft’s ubiquitous Ribbon. 8.2.4.1.Inventor now includes a range of features that automate the creation of common, but complex plastic features, such as lips/grooves, mounting bosses, and grills.Copying Geometry from One Part to Another Functional Design Using Design Accelerators Working with Purchased and Multipurpose Parts Putting the Dimension Editing Tools to Work Creating a Base Feature with Contour Flange Make Yourself at Home: Customizing Inventor
Finding Your Way in the Inventor Interface The companion website provides ""before and after"" tutorial files, enabling you to jump in at any point and compare your work with the author's resultsĪutodesk Inventor 2010: No Experience Required gives you all the instruction you need to begin using this powerful 3D mechanical design tool. Understand how to join parts into assemblies to create a single, digital prototype of a box fanĬreate and distribute accruate part and assembly drawings, learn about functional design concepts, and use Inventor's Design Accelerator featuresĭiscover how to work with Inventor weldments and create, render, and distribute compelling visualizations of the final design using Inventor Studio Understand sketching commands and best practices, then move into both regular and sheet metal specific part modeling Learn to use the interface and Inventor conventions Along the way, you'll learn the ""why"" behind each step. Once you understand the interface and how to use Inventor conventions, you'll begin actually designing and modeling a project from start to finish. It quickly teaches the essential skills and demonstrates the software using a continuous, real-world tutorial project. If you want to get up and running quickly on the industry-leading 3D mechanical design software, Autodesk Inventor 2010: No Experience Required is your perfect resource. The only continuous, step-by-step tutorial on the essentials of this manufacturing software
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