How to show an assembly in two different positions on the same drawing
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2017
- Basically, it's in the title innit. One assembly, one drawing, two positions two views.
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Short, concise, and excellently explained tutorial... brilliant.
Fantastic easy video. Thanks
Ha! I wish I'd known this about 3 weeks ago! Would've made my life so much easier. I ended up taking snapshots in presentation mode. Such a hassle.
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Holy smoked dude. Thanks. While will use this on the drawing, this will be nice to just give my boss a visual representation. As he and I design something I like to show him a perspective view of what where working on and usually I have to drive the joint or constraint and show him the animation while sometimes now in the future I can just so him two or 3 positions. This will help. Thanks again for the vids!!!
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Hi Neil, I think what he trying to ask is using same view but two positions, if this is what he want he can do it with overlay. By clicking on existing view and click Place Views -> Overlay and choose different position as explained by you. Thumb up for this video.
+Budi Purwanto Thanks but if you read his full question, he specifically said he knows about overlay view and that wasn't what he was trying to achieve. Hence why I figured this was it. Cheers.
In Autodesk Inventor part model "representations" is somewhat like Solidwork's "configuration". In SW, the configuration can be controlled in a "design table" which includes "suppressing features", "changing sketch variable values" and appearance(color, shading, visibility). Does INV have anything similar?
BTW, your videos are great. I am trying to "re-learn" INV, again. At same time, trying not to forget my SW, so you may see my comments on your videos specifying equivalent commands between them.
As a follow up to Jack's question, can you (and how would you) place this assembly with it's two positional representations into another assembly and show both representations (two instances of the original assembly)? I've never had the dialog box that offers the level of detail or positional reference pop up when placing an assembly into another assembly. Thanks!
There's a couple of ways to get at it. One is to place the assembly, right click it then choose 'Representation' and you can pick the positional rep to use. Place it again, do the same, then just choose the other rep!
Worked great. Thanks!
2Positions1Drawing huh? These are the kind of things you learn when you got free time to mess around with inventurd. I call it inventurd cause it doesn't let me slap things onto the model like turd on turd like in F360 :[