By David Fetz on July 14th, 2011
Have you ever needed to split your multi-sheet drawing in Inventor into the individual separate single-sheet drawings? I have found an utility that allows you to quickly complete this task. Please watch the video to see this in action and don’t forget if you would like to try this email us. I have provided in the video the best way to contact us. Have a great day!!!
Video Link: Utility to split a multi-sheet Inventor drawing into individual files
Tags: macro, vba
By David Fetz on July 14th, 2011
Topics: Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Inventor Users, Drawings, IDW, Inventor, convert, dwg, publish Tags: macro, vba
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By admin on February 26th, 2010
Being on the latest and greatest technology of course has many advantages but at times some disadvantages come along for the ride. One I am seeing is the time needed to take you Inventor drawing formats and save them back to an earlier version of a AutoCAD dwg.
Reasons for Export:
1. Customer requires delivery of all flat AutoCAD format DWG files
2. Vendors need Drawings in AutoCAD format for NC fabrication
3. Shop floor requires AutoCAD DWG for its own fabrication drawings
What can be done:
• Inventor .idw or .dwg exported to Flat AutoCAD file
• DWG or DXF
• AutoCAD 12 DXF
• AutoCAD 2000 to 2010 DWG
Please view the video to watch and learn about the steps needed to batch process this type of conversion.
Video link: http://www.screencast.com/t/ZGQwMWM2YWU Created by one of the Cad Geeks
By admin on February 26th, 2010
Topics: AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, batch process, convert, task scheduler
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By admin on March 6th, 2008
You may have seen the infomercial or not, it rings a bell for me working those long hours completing task I just did not have time to complete at work, Task Scheduler to the rescue. This functionality gives me the ability to schedule common task when I am away from my machine. Task like: Migrating files, Updating a design, publishing dwf’s, printing, importing and exporting files, check into and out of vault, retrieving latest versions from vault and converting idw’s to dwg’s. Set up a single task or run multiples at once you pick the time and day.
Check out my video of how to do this.
Submitted by Dave of the INCAT CAD Geeks
By admin on March 6th, 2008
Topics: DWF, IDW, Inventor, Vault, convert, export, import, task scheduler
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