Animations combine verbiage or voice and imagery to demonstrate how to complete a task or understand a concept.
The videos play in their own topic when accessed through the table of contents and index. They are also available in the associated Help topics.
Self-paced training in an interactive learning environment helps you get started. Interactive tutorials include step by step video, supporting text, and in-canvas call-outs linked to the text. They run inside the Inventor window.
Access: On the ribbon, Get Started tab Videos and Tutorial panel, click an interactive tutorial.
Self-paced learning on a wide range of work flows, tasks, and commands gets you up to speed.
Access: In the Inventor Help table of contents, click Tutorials.
Provides general overview of Autodesk Inventor. Includes basic information about Inventor environment, tools, and design concepts.
Access: In the Inventor Help table of contents, click Get Started.
A concise text and image snapshot provides a quick description of commands on the ribbon.
Snapshot animations replace static images in selected tooltips.
Access: Pause and hold the cursor over a command.
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See the Help home page for links to learning resources.
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