Thanks LIAS for reaching out! You can import either a surface or solid model from AutoCAD into Inventor, just be sure to select the Import option (1:16 into the video) and then check the appropriate boxes to import the solids and surfaces. I usually check all the boxes to save some time. From there, you can use the surfacing tools inside of Inventor to add the ruled surface, at least this is the way that I would do it. Hopefully this helps, but if you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us support@teamd3.com. Thanks for watching!
Hi, Do you know how I can export my Inventor draw file to open it in Autocad and keep the ISO views with shadows?
Hey, can you help me please. I create 3d model in autocad then i import in to Inventor but i cant get Ruled Surface from 3d object... im stuck.
Lias, would you be able to share your file with D3 to troubleshoot your issue? if you could please email it to support@teamd3.com
Thanks LIAS for reaching out! You can import either a surface or solid model from AutoCAD into Inventor, just be sure to select the Import option (1:16 into the video) and then check the appropriate boxes to import the solids and surfaces. I usually check all the boxes to save some time. From there, you can use the surfacing tools inside of Inventor to add the ruled surface, at least this is the way that I would do it. Hopefully this helps, but if you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us support@teamd3.com. Thanks for watching!
@@Team-D3 i send link with video record on email, thanks. look at mail nr2.
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