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Open Open an existing Autodesk Inventor file New Template for a new part, assembly, presentation file, sheet metal part, or drawing
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File Types Part.ipt 2D or 3D Assembly.iam Consist of single part, multiple parts, or subassemblies Presentation.ipn Shows parts of an assembly, exploded in different states Sheet Metal.ipt Part files that have sheet metal environment loaded
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File Types Drawing.idw Contain 2D projected drawing views of parts, assemblies and/or presentation files Project.ipj ASCII-based text files, contain search paths to locations of all files in project iFeature.ide Contains complete parts, 3D features, or 2D sketches, that inserted into a part file Design Views (.idv) Private Design Views are configuration files in which saves component visibility, component selection status, color settings, zoom magnification, and viewing angle of an assembly. File Type Information
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Save Save current document Save As A new file is created and is made active Save Copy As A new file is created but is not made active Save All Save all open documents and all of their dependents
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Recent and Open documents
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Tabs – current tab is highlighted in green Panels – breaks down commands Reposition
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Common commands Remove or Add commands Move below Ribbon Move above Ribbon
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Customized to your preferences General - Common settings Save - Set how files are saved File - Set where files are located Colors - Change the color scheme Display - Adjust how parts look Hardware - Adjust video card settings Prompts - Modify responses Drawing – Set how drawings are created and displayed Notebook - Set how the Engineer’s Notebook is displayed Sketch – Set how sketch data is created and displayed Part - Change how parts are created iFeature – Set where iFeatures are stored Assembly - Control assemblies Content Center - Access options
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Customized to your preferences General - Common settings Save - Set how files are saved File - Set where files are located Colors - Change the color scheme Display - Adjust how parts look Hardware - Adjust video card settings Prompts - Modify responses Drawing – Set how drawings are created and displayed Notebook - Set how the Engineer’s Notebook is displayed Sketch – Set how sketch data is created and displayed Part - Change how parts are created iFeature – Set where iFeatures are stored Assembly - Control assemblies Content Center - Access options
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User Interface
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Command Entry Tooltips Shortcut Menus Repeat Last Command Auto-hide Dialogs Undo & Redo
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Help system in Autodesk Inventor Help Topics New Features Workshop Shortcut/Alias Quick Reference Learning Tools Ribbon Learning Tools Help Access F1 key Help menu Information Toolbar
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Projects Overview Most designs involve more than a single file: parts, subassembly, top level assembly, presentation, and drawings Projects are files that contain search paths to find files that are required for a project Autodesk Inventor always has a project named Default. The default project’s path is located relative to the folder that the referencing file located
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Project Setup Plan your project folder structure Project File Search Options Inventor stores cross-file reference information Resolves information to find referenced file
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Project File Search Options Included File, Workspace & Local Search Paths Workgroup Search Paths More file management sophistication Library Search Paths Store standard company and third-party models Project File Search Order Library Paths Workspace Local Search Paths in the order listed in the project file Workgroup Search Paths in the order listed in the project file Folder containing the parent document
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Creating Projects .ipj file extension Types of project Single User Vault Project Available only if Autodesk Vault is installed
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Project wizard Project Name Location Libraries Editing Projects
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Available on the Autodesk Inventor DVD Autodesk Vault enhances the data management process by File check in / out Manage any electronic file Track file versions Track team member access Copy designs Enhanced search capabilities
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Projects
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Viewing Models From Different Viewpoints View Cube Navigation Toolbar Home View View Tab Camera Views Display Options
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Viewing a Model
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1.Explain the reasons why a project file is used. 2.True_ False_ Only one project can be active at any time. 3.True_ False Subfolders need to be added to the project file in order for the files to be found. 4.True_ False_ Autodesk Inventor stores the part, assembly information, and related drawing views in the same file. 5.True_ False_ Press and hold down the F4 key to dynamically rotate a part. 6.True_ False_ The Save Copy As command saves the active document with a new name, and then makes it current. 7.List four ways to access the Help system. 8.Explain how to change the location of the Ribbon. 9.True_ False_ Commands can be added to the Quick Access toolbar. 10.True_ False_ You can only edit a part while it is in Shaded Display.
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