This week I've taken on some home based design/drafting for my day job employer. Getting the templates is easy as is the Design Data, but 1 thing I struggled with was the custom Content Centre (CC). At my day job I have heavily customised the CC to suit our requirements. I have added a lot of content based on custom rolled profiles we make and to make up for the basic amount of Australian Standard (AS) data that comes with Inventor. Through my day job VAR I found that the good folk at Autodesk made a method to allow me to export this custom CC and to bring that into my home Inventor so that I can work with the custom CC data and expanded AS families. In this posting I'll only be showing how to get a Vault CC Library exported for Desktop Content, but the reverse is also possible through the same set of dialogue boxes.
Covering tips, tricks, workarounds (grrr) & strategies from the viewpoint of a general user of Inventor and Vault (and some associated products & off topic subjects). Feel free to comment as you see fit. Just keep it real & relevant :-)
Monday, 26 January 2015
Monday, 5 January 2015
Sheetmetal cone and Unfold/Refold bug
Recently I stumbled onto a very annoying bug and regardless of many methods to get around it I couldn't. It's simple enough to replicate. It just requires me to create a sheetmetal part and a cone with an included angle of more than 60 degrees. Then use the Unfold command and refold (using the same stationary reference) and the refolded part is truncated and offset from the original cone model and UCS. But there is a simple enough solution (workaround) that's not immediately obvious.
Labels:
bogus,
Inventor,
Sheetmetal
Location:
Bendigo VIC 3550, Australia
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