AUTODESK INVENTOR EVERY BUTTON EXPLAINED! Part - 3D Model - Sketch & Create panels
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Part of playlist series which will eventually give a quick demo of what all the functions are in Autodesk Inventor, covering every button on all ribbon bars. Go to the playlist to check the current status.
Time stamps:
Sketch 0:46
Extrude 2:31
Revolve 3:14
Sweep 4:18
Loft 6:32
Coil 7:53
Emboss 9:38
Derive 11:50
Rib 15:06
Decal 17:12
Import 18:54
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Time stamps:
Sketch 0:46
Extrude 2:31
Revolve 3:14
Sweep 4:18
Loft 6:32
Coil 7:53
Emboss 9:38
Derive 11:50
Rib 15:06
Decal 17:12
Import 18:54
Every day i´m study your video 2-3 hours ,then I open inventor and modeling :),thanks man
You get one like for the teaching and one like for the humour.
Thanks Neil for taking the time to make all the videos you do. You have helped me learn a lot about inventor.
Still learning
Yep every day.
Loved it. Russel Brand does Autodesk 😅😅
Pretty usefull!
Thanks a lot man, you changed my way to see Inventor from simply 3d modeling tool to powerfull 3d tool!
Allways good Neil ..handy one to point my post Docs to . Cheers Robb
I cant get enough of this series of videos. Thank you for making them. Can you do a video on your preferred cam for Inventor? Which cam would be best for 4 and 5 axis?
Hello from NYC, nice video and music
Thanks you so much, Iam learning Inventor. :).
keep the videos coming master!
Great job. Will copy by screen capture software, hope you don't mind, for myself and other interested friends.
always brill
You beat me too it! haha
invincible is the intro music
Maybe go through some of the function buttons like stress analysis and convert to sheet metal stuff because your really good at explaining these!!
In this series though it would just be a really low level explanation of what they do and a brief demo, I can't include full guides in this as it would take forever! But I'll definitely get to them eventually!
Hey man, I just discovered your channel! I am learning Google Sketchup for architectural modeling, and I was wondering if I should buy a pro grade GPU or a gaming GPU, since the program is OpenGL based and not DirectX. I watched your gaming laptop video, and I learned that there is no difference with Fusion. Sketchup does use OpenGl. Could you do another video about the difference in performance in programs in which the program or another program like this does use the 'pro' features? I´d love to see more AMD pro card btw. ;)
Please also add for Drafting environment!
it would be cool if you could shell two sides of an object and have it keep the middle with equal thickness, like symmetrical cutouts from both sides. i think that would be very powerful.
Have you anywhere on your channel done a tutorial on best workflow for importing 3rd part models, manipulating them, scaling them in particular as they are often come in in the wrong scale, sometimes they are surface model or sketchup models that don't alway play nice. Maybe a good topic for a tutorial, as i get asked it frequently in the workplace on how to do it would be good if i could just say I know a really good tutorial video that will help you with that. Its the sort of thing I have to look up and remind my aging memory when it occurs.
Also on a slightly different area but still relevant to importing third party CAD system data there seems to be an increasing amount of point cloud data surveys that need to be referenced into models. I have been able to successfully swerve dealing with these so far but is the future it seems in collating existing survey data whether it be of machinery or buildings.
So to summarise not a specific request but an idea for a tutorial on dealing with 3rd party models of different types, unless of course you have done it already on your channel and i just can't find it
I am watching this while drunk, it all makes sense. Tomorrow it may as well be in Russian
Thanks Neil - always enjoy your videos. Any chance you might do a video on KeyShot.... since Autodesk 'dumped' Showcase?
Funnily enough m8 I've been playing with Keyshot A LOT over the last couple of weeks, and I mean a lot, like through to 4am some nights! I need a good amount of practice under my belt on it first before I release any content on it but I'm getting there, I'll never be a master on it but I'm getting close to being able to do some good stuff on it so yea that'll be coming soon. Also, it's a good one to do some hardware benchmarks on.
That sounds great... hope to see something soon. BTW - I just downloaded a trial version of KeyShot this weekend and found it takes awhile to get use to their Real-time Ray Tracing. Also I had to import a .stp file in lieu of an Inventor .iam file for some reason. Does KeyShot have a "Plugin" for Inventor... like they have for SketchUp or SolidWorks??
maybe you like to mention that you can taper with extrude if you need a degree angle for example love your videos tho
Nope not going into that much detail on each function, if I cover every tick box and option on each function I'll never finish this series! thanks :)
DECAL, it does not show in drawing after you accept the view angles. Is there anything you should do to make them visible?
Aye your views need to be set to 'shaded view' else you just get the outlines of the model
Holy smoke! It works. Thank's!!!!
God help you, mate...it's a gargantuan task!
Put "Inventor" in the Title!
Fair enough, it was the first thing in the description but it's in the title now!
We need war... war... render war.
Slow down a bit and explain what your clicking on a bit more:)
Lee Bowers it's not meant to be a follow-along type of video, it's purely for someone to check up on what a button does and see it do its thing
TFI I know it’s not but there’s an issue with all educators who are confident in there knowledge of a subject going too fast,I’m just saying that I’ve noticed that while using this software that one wrong click and it all goes wrong.(as a beginner)