Description
The Inventor software Content Center is a powerful tool that enables centralized storage and management of standard parts within a company, as well as providing a springboard to efficient design tools such as Frame Generator, Bolted Connections, and Tube and Pipe. However, to make the tool as flexible as possible, the Content Center uses highly technical names for components (ANSI, and so on). Perhaps you like to label your pan head machine screws as “ANSI.B18.6.3…” but that doesn’t work for many others. Additionally, while the out-of-the-box Content Center is extensive, it does not contain any of our specific components. So, whether you decide to use a vendor’s or your own part numbers, or you want to utilize existing data or add your own, this is the class for you. In this course, we’ll cover how to build custom Content Center structure, how to modify existing data or publish our own data, and how to simplify the end user’s experience and ensure data serves downstream processes. In every way, we will make the Content Center our own!
Key Learnings
- Learn how to set the stage for customization with complete control over Content Center structures and properties.
- Learn how to utilize efficient techniques to use customize table data and pare down parts lists for lean design.
- Learn how to publish your own family tables with components your company specifically uses.
- Learn how to create custom filters and tailor selection options to improve end-user experiences and efficiency.
Speaker
- Pete StrycharskeI am an implementation consultant with D3 Technologies, a Platinum Autodesk Partner and Authorized Training Center, based out of our Minneapolis office. I focus primarily on the following areas: engineering design and manufacturability, design automation and configuration, process efficiency and manufacturing layouts. Typically, I will partner with clients to perform an assessment of a design or process, determine some improvements, propose a path forward and develop content / mentor users to implement the project. With D3 partnering with MG-AEC, I’m really excited to explore ways to make Industrialized Construction more of a reality and am thankful to work with an organization serious about getting things done. There are so many ways to improve efficiency and profitability in the construction industry, and I’m eager to get started with that, but even more than that, I want us to be better stewards of God’s good Earth. We’re currently working on ways to effectively link Revit with Inventor to smoothly transition from architectural to fully manufacturable models. I'm also an Autodesk Certified Instructor and professionally certified in AutoCAD, Inventor Professional and Fusion 360. I frequent the Inventor and Factory Design Forums / Idea Stations, so if you ever have a question, please just ask! This is the 4th year that I have been blessed to speak at AU and I’m eager to share what I know with you and looking forward to soaking up information from all the other fantastic sessions. When I’m not CAD’ing things up, I love serving at my church, particularly working with the youth; playing basketball as much as my body lets me and biking. My family and I enjoy playing games together, I’m quite a slouch at Minecraft, and exploring our beautiful world. We’re always looking for recommendations on the next adventure!
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