Description
There are several key concepts when using Inventor software's API that many people tend to struggle with when getting started. These include the idea of components and what they define, occurrences and how they work, matrices and how they define the position of occurrences, and proxies and how they represent objects in an assembly. This class will go into detail about each of these topics in a fun and interactive way by using props to better visualize these ideas.
Key Learnings
- Understand what components are
- Understand what an occurrence is
- Understand what a matrix is and how it defines the position and orientation of an occurrence in space
- Understand what a proxy is and why they're important
Speaker
- BEBrian EkinsBrian Ekins began working in the CAD industry in the 1980s and has worked in various positions, including CAD administrator, applications engineer, instructor, CAD API designer, and consultant. He has worked for Autodesk, Inc., for the past 17 years. He is the designer of the programming interfaces for Inventor Fusion 360 software, and he also supports developers and customers in their use of these technologies. Brian also enjoys designing real-world things and writing programs for fun at home.
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