thank u m8. this one is so amazing. I could find at least two interesting points on this tutorial. The lesson how to create my own template and how to speak british accent. thank you sir
Awsome Video! A question, is it possible to put a Representation view field text. For example when I am making large models, I use and make multiple Representation view alot and I would like to when I am making the drawing and making multiple sheets that if it could ask for what representation name it wants to rename to?
So after watching this video I was able to create my drawing template. However, I've already created a handful of drawings that don't match my newly created template. Is there a way to import my newly created template into these drawings or vise versa? I'm trying to avoid such tedious work such as copying and pasting all the individual views into a new drawing to match the template. Thank you.
Hey Thomas, great question. Yes, it's super easy!! So you know where you have "ISO" in the browse of the example I've shown you above, that's the template "title block". So if you've created a new one and called it "NEW" as an example. All you will need to do is delete the existing title block "ISO" (or whatever it is in your existing drawing) then copy/paste your "NEW" title block in. Hope that makes sense, if not I can make a video :)
Hi there, border construction (in Inventor) is taken care of by the standard of template you use. I.e. ANSI, ISO etc. These standards define what the border needs to be, and thus are not changed when creating your own template as shown.
+holland outdoor and bushcraft Do you mean the styles for every dimensions? I think you're getting the error message when you open your new template? If so, it's that the styles associated with that template are saved in the wrong area. So you need to ensure that your template and all associated style files are all saved in the correct place. Does that make sense / answer your question?
Thank you! Answered a lot of long searched for questions. Keep up the good work!
thank u m8. this one is so amazing. I could find at least two interesting points on this tutorial. The lesson how to create my own template and how to speak british accent. thank you sir
Thank you. It was everything that I was looking for.
Thank you very much for help. You help A LOT. Can you please let me know how to add one dimension value (lets say d10) in title block
Awsome Video! A question, is it possible to put a Representation view field text. For example when I am making large models, I use and make multiple Representation view alot and I would like to when I am making the drawing and making multiple sheets that if it could ask for what representation name it wants to rename to?
thank so much :)
So after watching this video I was able to create my drawing template. However, I've already created a handful of drawings that don't match my newly created template. Is there a way to import my newly created template into these drawings or vise versa? I'm trying to avoid such tedious work such as copying and pasting all the individual views into a new drawing to match the template. Thank you.
Hey Thomas, great question. Yes, it's super easy!!
So you know where you have "ISO" in the browse of the example I've shown you above, that's the template "title block". So if you've created a new one and called it "NEW" as an example.
All you will need to do is delete the existing title block "ISO" (or whatever it is in your existing drawing) then copy/paste your "NEW" title block in.
Hope that makes sense, if not I can make a video :)
Hey Thomas, I made a video as it only takes 2 seconds :)
Link is here: ruclips.net/video/zl1WlNOUq9w/видео.html
How to add item Quantity in inventor title block
Hi, nice work, but this examples misses the border construction.
Hi there, border construction (in Inventor) is taken care of by the standard of template you use. I.e. ANSI, ISO etc. These standards define what the border needs to be, and thus are not changed when creating your own template as shown.
I want to disable the trailing zero's, but when I use the template I get an error? What did I do wrong
+holland outdoor and bushcraft
Do you mean the styles for every dimensions? I think you're getting the error message when you open your new template?
If so, it's that the styles associated with that template are saved in the wrong area. So you need to ensure that your template and all associated style files are all saved in the correct place.
Does that make sense / answer your question?
thanks for you reply!
it is working now, i made a project wit the ability to save/write instead of save/read