Description
Many designers require model simplification as a method for managing large assemblies, incorporating placeholder geometry into an assembly, or simplifying proprietary data that is going to an external vendor. In this class you will learn about the simplification tools that are available for use in Inventor software. We will discuss Shrinkwrap, Derive, and model simplification tools, and we will also cover Design View and Level of Detail representations.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to create a derived part using the Shrinkwrap tool
- Create new geometry in a part by importing and referencing objects from a source part
- Learn how to selectively include or exclude components and create envelope geometry in order to create a new part model to represent an assembly
- Compare the Shrinkwrap, Derive, and Simplify tools with one another to help determine which effectively fits your applications
Speaker
- Jennifer MacMillanJennifer MacMillan holds a mechanical engineering degree from Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada. For the past 25 years Jennifer has been writing and delivering training content for CAD as well as other technical software platforms. More recently, Jennifer has been enjoying working with clients to design and develop unique learning and documentation solutions to support their end-users with their unique combinations of software, standards, and workflow procedures. She works with the Rand Worldwide division, ASCENT-Center for Technical Knowledge, where she develops and manages the training curriculum used by Autodesk Authorized Training Centers. She also has her Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI) certification.
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