Hello Inventor developers! I would like to clarify whether there are plans to introduce G3 for surfaces? For casting molds, smooth transitions are often in demand. I think many companies producing plastic and thin-walled metal products would find this option useful. Well, we would encourage customers to upgrade to a new version of the product!))) Our company would definitely be updated in 2020))).
i am not familiar with the Inventor. Could you please tell me if it has some console commands area like AutoCad? so i could input some Ai responses to get the job done.
Been waiting updates for cable and harness features for many long years. Still nothing. Electrical designing is not so great anymore with Inventor and Autocad Electrical.
While the improvements in this update are decent... This statement is still false... (see 2022 release notes) as shown in several cases via this video. "Dark theme previewed in Inventor 2021, and not all UI elements had a dark mode alternative. If you are a fan of dark mode, you’ll be pleased to hear that dark mode is now fully implemented across the Inventor UI" $2,440 / year ...
Tube and pipe functionality in Inventor 2024 is really worse, model states (Level of detail) not working for an assembly with Tube & Pipe, and runs can not be suppressed when you at top assembly as the older versions
I beleive graphics are not that to good compared to solidworks , if you can match catia like graphic that will be great. 2) when you zoom out & try to rotate the assembly then it should rotate around the snap point in object not with respect to center of mass. Again graphics are very very poor need to improve a lot.
Actually a bunch of decent updates here! Well done Autodesk Inventor team.
Finally improvement in Parameters window. We've been waiting for years for that ability to search our own params. Thanks.
Was hoping for a bit more for the parameters window after more than a decade of negligence.
So after 15 years of asking for the ability to re-arrange Parameters, we instead get a way to search parameters...? I mean thanks... I think?
Hello Inventor developers! I would like to clarify whether there are plans to introduce G3 for surfaces? For casting molds, smooth transitions are often in demand. I think many companies producing plastic and thin-walled metal products would find this option useful. Well, we would encourage customers to upgrade to a new version of the product!))) Our company would definitely be updated in 2020))).
i am not familiar with the Inventor. Could you please tell me if it has some console commands area like AutoCad? so i could input some Ai responses to get the job done.
That was great! I really liked the improvements to UI/UX, like the measurement tool enhancements. Thanks!
I suggested the measure mass idea. Cool to see my idea implemented. :)
Been waiting updates for cable and harness features for many long years. Still nothing. Electrical designing is not so great anymore with Inventor and Autocad Electrical.
Quais os requisitos do pc pra rodar legal esta versao do inventor??
While the improvements in this update are decent...
This statement is still false... (see 2022 release notes) as shown in several cases via this video.
"Dark theme previewed in Inventor 2021, and not all UI elements had a dark mode alternative. If you are a fan of dark mode, you’ll be pleased to hear that dark mode is now fully implemented across the Inventor UI"
$2,440 / year ...
I remember learning Inventor 2008 in school
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Muy buen trabajo
Tube and pipe functionality in Inventor 2024 is really worse, model states (Level of detail) not working for an assembly with Tube & Pipe, and runs can not be suppressed when you at top assembly as the older versions
I beleive graphics are not that to good compared to solidworks , if you can match catia like graphic that will be great. 2) when you zoom out & try to rotate the assembly then it should rotate around the snap point in object not with respect to center of mass. Again graphics are very very poor need to improve a lot.
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