In this tutorial, you learned how to:
- Build upon the skills you learned in the previous tutorials in this set by importing, using, and referring to DWG geometry in part sketches and part features.
- Create a part within the context of an assembly.
- Insert parts into an assembly.
- Position parts in the assembly using assembly constraints.
- Use origin geometry to constrain parts in an assembly.
- Display and undisplay origin geometry to aid in the clarity of your assembly.
- Change the display of your assembly from shaded to wireframe display for optional visual inspection of part positions.
The next logical step in the workflow suggested by this set of tutorials would be to document your design with an Autodesk Inventor drawing. You can use the table of contents to the left to start the Drawings tutorial and learn how to prepare final drawings.
These tutorials focused on using existing DWG geometry to build a set of three simple parts and to put them together in an assembly. To increase your general familiarity and comfort with Autodesk Inventor, you may find it useful to work through some, or all, of the other tutorials. To access the tutorials from the ribbon, select Get Started > Learn about Inventor > Tutorials.
