Autodesk Inventor Fundamentals - Basics of Part Modeling Chapter 1
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- In this video series, Autodesk Technical Evangelist Rob Cohee introduces new users to Autodesk Inventor. Making the Most of Your 30 Day Trial is targeted at users new to 3D design. Basics of Part Modeling covers basic sketching, navigation, and basic 3D modeling.
I just downloaded this from the app store for free on OSX. Thank you for the detailed tutorials!
I have a sense that these are going to be some really good tutorial series!
Your tutorial is so great!! I know how hard it can be… Looking forward to see more work :)
Technical evangelist is a neat title.
I'd say so. I'm a tenth grader (in the U.S.) and I use the metric system almost exclusively in programs like this. We almost always use metric in science classes, and we use both systems in math classes.
For sure! I'm British and we had the sense to ditch it years ago and we invented it.
yh go to the autodesk site, there is a series named 'built by design'. it is under community
you can do everything with inventor. I have used 3ds max, maya, blender and just about everything between. Aside from the movie making features of these they do not compare to modeling. Autodesk Inventor has made modeling easy as hell
Thank You! If only you knew how much you helped me.
keep up the good work rob .... thumbs up
great beginner tutorial thanx
loving all the style!
Wonderful, very clear and helpful
@sosaj64 Inventor is for Design Engineer while 3ds Max is for Game Designer. =)
@MikeEvansHfd You generally dont miter tube, you bend it, however frame components, you would miter. Have you tried using frame generator? This is the best way to create easy miters, flush cuts and frame components in general.
Very informative thank you
Very easy to understand
Thank you for the video! :)
I am starting a travel trailer project , and my cam/cam is limited to freecad and winging it. But I want to translate what is in my head with all that I don't know to see how it will come together. But I need to add parts and the material they are made of. I kinda tried properties but decided to ask while "winging it"
Thanks for the info.
I tried contacting some companies in China and supplying them with the drawings I made in Autodesk Inventor (yea i'm learning it). I want to see what they quote for making 1 part in metal. I'm guessing the cost is going to be unaffordable.
Are you proficient in Inventor?
I had the same problem a while ago because i deleted mine. Then I had uninstall and install the program again for it to appear!
Thank you.
Is this tutorial in Autodesk Inventor Publisher or Autodesk inventor Professional?
How to get back that "central point" and what to do to not loss it ?
Can you get lar live stream back or get some one to take it over it very helpful to use and new user.
I used inventor R8, but I am using now 2010 version, and have a lot of problems with adaptive parts, does anyone here know if i need to change settings or recommend me a video to understand better this? I start with assy and create new parts from it, I thought that projecting edges will carry new sketches to new place or dimension, according to what I have releated it, but it´s become crazy to test every new feature to see if the assy works, many times the extrusions dont go to where the new position of the part, and so... any comment will be welcome, thanks
good rob & thanks ^_^
Sir ur video is very helpful for me. Would u please teach me how can i change dimension ie from mm to cm or cm to inch
so to be sure, it is a n.u.r.b.s. modeler and not a mesh modeler? there are mesh modelers that now spit out .obj files and so on. also can it repair models for stl files
is there an updated version of these tutorial videos that uses inventor 2012?I know 2011 and 2012 are similar enough to get the basics out of these videos I was just curiuos if there is an update that anyone knows of?
Hi Rob. May I know what version/year of Autodesk Inventor you're using in these videos?
Ok found it. 2011.
Hi
I am unable to do section views with inventor fusion. ?
I can only do it with autodesk inventor
i got to say, i am so used to blender, which i was using before Inventor, and its hard for me to get used to the NON-vertex editing lol
Rob, Can you help me? I don't know how to mitre one piece of tube to another of the same size. Do you have a video you could direct me to?
Cheers Mike
anybody tell me why i m not seeing the left hand panel invloving working plane setup(as shown in this video) in my Inventor panel??tried all possible option yet somehow it cant showup
what does he use to control the views?(left of the computer)
activate dynamic input
I got a question that I hope someone can answer.
Supposing I draw a part in Inventor. WHERE do i get it made? Say its some plastic part. Are there companies in China that I send the file to that will make like 2 pieces and send it back to me? How much would creating a couple of pieces of a simple plastic box-like part cost?
Are we talking under $100 or are we talking $1000 or more! Please someone give me the skinny on this as I'm a bit clueless.
how do I add plywood parts to a project.
i dont have the sketch tap
Hard? No, time consuming, yes. Once you learn this, you can blow through drawings like nothing as long as you understand 3d views.
Yes but holy shit it would be hard you have to make every single part.
I want to Know what laptop you were using
technical evangelist? what does it mean?
what a coincidence i did the same yesterday and it appreared,AutoCAD has to many bugs
I'm sorry, but you should really check the timing on comments. I do not do modelling anymore and do not know anymore which is better... nor do I honestly care..
Umm I can tell you it is not a bug like many are saying. They say this when they dont now how to use something. To turn it back on, go to the View Tab in the Ribbon and on the Windows Panel select the fly out for User Interface. It is hysterical to see ppl are uninstalling this to get it back. Ya, they will be fired really quick form there jobs. LMAO Dont know how to use it, then leave it alone.
How can i communicate with you
yes, its overkill for that really....
Superior? Not exactly. 12 inches in a foot. 12 is (evenly) divisible by: 1,2,3,4,6and 12. Metrics: 10 is only (evenly) divisible by 1,2,5 and 10. So, take a meter long board and cut it into 3 equal parts. 10/3 = 3.3333333333333. 10/4 is 2.5, thats not even. Cant use 10/6 either. Thats like 1/32 of an inch? Repeated enough times on a 200 foot run, that is almost 2.5 inches off. That is alot and not acceptable in building standards of anything.
Wihtout a degree in mechanical design, there is no reason to learn this. Just because you know it, doesnt mean you will get a job doing it. You are virtually trained as an engineer in all aspects, but can create in Inventor. It is almost unlikely nowadays to get a job drafting without a degree of sorts.
Ya, apparently that wasnt good enough. Here it is in more exact terms in feet. 983571056.43045 ft/s. Looks like they rounded off the metric number huh. Cant be exact with that now can we.
@sosaj64
lol
You should go through your script and select every instance of "go ahead and" and then press delete. There must be hundreds of them, sometimes several per sentence. You've damaged my brain. Is it a nervous habit? Pity about that, as it spoiled an otherwise helpful set of intro tutorials
COME ON YOU YANKS JOIN THE METRIC SYSTEM THE LIGHT SIDE OF THE FORCE
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You can teach, but the way you teach by "TALKING MORE THAN SHOWING", It take to much time for people to learn...
Inventor is very impressive, but much, much,much more Boooooooooring! I just hate it. It was developed by people who hate autocad users.
they also hate creatives. 3D Studio max is designed by technical people...
zimonslot It demands so many steps to create silly details that I suspect it is only usable by people who love video games like Super Mario Bros. Too many hidden tricks. I am too old for this!
lol