Explains the most common strategies for developing models in Inventor.
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The Modeling Process
Topics in this section
- About Model Size and Data Precision
Best practices for the Inventor modeling envelope. - About Inventor Environments
Explains the drawing and modeling environments provided by different Inventor products. - About Views in Models
Use various display options to establish the model scene environment you want to work in. - About Direct Manipulation of Objects
User interface features that support intuitive, hands-on modeling - Place Components
Explains a general process for creating assemblies from component parts or subassemblies - Top-Down Design
A method based on a 2D part sketch and sketch blocks - Create Subassemblies in Place
A design method in which components are sketched in their actual location within an assembly - Design Accelerator Components
An automated design method, based on mechanical attributes - Design Mechanisms
Introducing the tools available to evaluate mechanical designs with moving parts - Check for Interference
How to check for design errors involving components that unexpectedly occupy the same space
Parent topic: Inventor Basics