Utilizing Presentation Files and Representations in Inventor
In this series of tutorials we will learn how to create a Presentation file from an assembly. Software required: Autodesk Inventor 2012.
What you'll learn
In this series of tutorials we will learn how to create a Presentation file from an assembly. We will also learn how to use Representations in assembly mode. The Representations include level of detail, views, and positions. A drawing will be created and basic drawing tools will be explained. Software required: Autodesk Inventor 2012.
Table of contents
- Creating an Assembly for the Presentation File 6m
- Exploring the Presentation File Mode 11m
- Tweaking and Animating Presentation Files 9m
- Understanding Representations and Why We Need Them 9m
- Representations: Level of Detail 8m
- Using Representations on a Drawing 10m
- Creating Additional Views for Drawing Use 6m
- Adding Views of Your Assembly 9m
- Exploring Different Ways to Show Our Assembly 7m
- Drawing Annotations 9m
- Checking out Other Drawing Options 6m
About the author
Dan Halsell is a Drafter/Designer in the oilfield equipment manufacturing industry. He has been drafting for over 10 years and has an Associate’s Degree in Drafting and Design from North Central Texas College. He specialized in Autodesk Inventor and AutoCAD. He is currently in the beginning stages of starting his own drafting company.
