Transcript
00:10
Welcome to parametric asset development.
00:12
I'm Rusty Belcher.
00:14
Today, we're going to utilize parametric modeling practices to develop assets for the Autodesk factory design utilities.
00:22
More specifically, we will review the basics of parametric modeling in Autodesk Inventor.
00:28
We will supply additional intelligence to our models by incorporating iLogic rules and forms.
00:34
Then we'll discuss the best practices for developing assets to be used by the factory design utilities.
00:41
The true power of the factory design utilities is the ability for users,
00:44
to create their own library of custom assets that represent the unique machines and capabilities they provide.
00:51
These assets can be simple representations of equipment or complex parametric enhanced machines that can be adjusted to any size during placement.
01:02
The objective of this course is to explore how you can develop parametric inventor models,
01:08
that incorporate variable values like length, width, and height.
01:13
We are also going to go a step further discovering how iLogic can be used to provide additional intelligence to your design.
01:21
We'll finish up by reviewing the best practices for developing and publishing assets for the factory design utilities.
00:10
Welcome to parametric asset development.
00:12
I'm Rusty Belcher.
00:14
Today, we're going to utilize parametric modeling practices to develop assets for the Autodesk factory design utilities.
00:22
More specifically, we will review the basics of parametric modeling in Autodesk Inventor.
00:28
We will supply additional intelligence to our models by incorporating iLogic rules and forms.
00:34
Then we'll discuss the best practices for developing assets to be used by the factory design utilities.
00:41
The true power of the factory design utilities is the ability for users,
00:44
to create their own library of custom assets that represent the unique machines and capabilities they provide.
00:51
These assets can be simple representations of equipment or complex parametric enhanced machines that can be adjusted to any size during placement.
01:02
The objective of this course is to explore how you can develop parametric inventor models,
01:08
that incorporate variable values like length, width, and height.
01:13
We are also going to go a step further discovering how iLogic can be used to provide additional intelligence to your design.
01:21
We'll finish up by reviewing the best practices for developing and publishing assets for the factory design utilities.
