• Inventor

Inventor Quick Start Guide

Tutorials

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Create a 2D sketch in Inventor
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Create a 3D model in Inventor
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Constrain assembly components in Inventor
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Place and constrain a sheet metal part in Inventor
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Add flanges to sheet metal parts in Inventor
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Create detail drawings in Inventor
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Adding dimensions to a detail drawing in Inventor
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Create an exploded view in Inventor
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Import a 2D drawing file in Inventor
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Import a reference file in Inventor
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Set iLogic rules in Inventor
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Create a 3D sketch in Inventor
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Set Shape Generator criteria in Inventor
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Change visual styles in Inventor
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Create and populate hose routes in Inventor
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Insert bolts and fasteners in Inventor
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Set up a dynamic simulation in Inventor
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Prepare a dynamic simulation for stress analysis in Inventor
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Adding and comparing material properties
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Exploring the solid model
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Developing a digital prototype
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Starting a T-spline with sharp edge details
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Evaluate designs using sketch splines and curvature comb plots
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Create a parts list, balloons, and text in Fusion drawings
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Create a center mark and symbols in Fusion drawings
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Create dimensions in Fusion drawings
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Create an exploded view in Fusion
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