Yesterday marked a good day for Autodesk customers who participate in Subscription. The subscription advantage packs were released today for multiple product lines. I will take a look at 3 features added into Inventor:
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Inventor 2011 Subscription Advantage Pack Released
Tags: Features, New, Subscription Advantage Pack
We have all seen all the great new features in Inventor 2011. If it’s the dynamic input when sketching or the heads up display when using modeling features they are all very cool. We often forget about the little things at times that can save us extra picks and clicks and one of those lives in our sketching environment. A simple right click while sketching will give us the option to automatically close our sketch. Let’s take a look at the video for an example.
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Close That Sketch One Click
This post will look at a couple tricks when working with the Inventor User Interface. Have you ever deleted your model browser and it took you more than a minute to figure out how to turn it back on. This post is for you.
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Inventor User Interface – Tips
Tags: Browser, Clean, ribbon, UI, User Interface
When using iLogic our imagination is one of the few limits of the functionality. Today I take a look at using select case in a very simple fashion. You can use these same ideas to test multiple variations within your design. The case structure lets you choose between more than two alternatives. Let’s take a look at my example.
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iLogic – Using Select Case in Rules
Tags: rules, select case
I am going to take a look at writing a rule within iLogic that is going to allow me to control minimum and maxium values for a given parameter. The best part is I can take advantage of the rules wizard found within iLogic to basically write the rule for me.
Let’s take a look:
ILogic Writing a Parameter Limits Rule
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