Inventor - How to Model a Compound iFeature

In this video Pete demonstrates how to create one of his all-time favorite types of iFeatures, compound iFeatures. By utilizing a central design sketch, one can create iFeatures that modify geometry in multiple directions. #TeamD3
To see the first video in the iFeature series, how to create iFeatures that are easier to place, please see this video: • Inventor - Using a Poi...
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[@JL-pc2eh]

I hate how unintuitive iFeatures are and that they sometimes just don't do what they should do.
Your video helps a lot.

[@Team-D3]

We're so glad that the videos help! Pete also knocked out an Autodesk University class on iFeatures and you can view that here: www.autodesk.com/autodesk-university/class/Punches-Embosses-and-Patterns-Oh-My-Creative-iFeatures-and-Punches-2021

[@user-nc9bb8ps6m]

good video, do you know how to update the feature file and get it updated in consumed parts automatically ?

[@kriszitas]

Is there a way to add iMate to iFeature ?

[@Team-D3]

Hello Krisztian! Unfortunately, not at the present time. However, please see this Autodesk idea and "upvote" it to ask the developers to address this.
forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-ideas/place-an-imate-when-creating-an-ifeature/idi-p/4630791