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What's New for Inventor 2022.3 (What's New in 2022.3)

Enhancements for 2022.3 focused on translators and Inventor infrastructure.

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AnyCAD for Inventor

Reference Future (newer) Versions of Inventor Part and Assembly Files

You can now reference an Inventor 2023 part or assembly file in Inventor 2022.

You must have Inventor 2022.3 installed to support opening 2023 part and assembly files. Download Inventor 2022.3 via the Autodesk desktop app or from https://manage.autodesk.com.

Use the Open, Place, or Derive command to create a reference to a newer version of an Inventor part or assembly file.

Migration: If you open and save the file in a newer version of Inventor (or use Task Scheduler to migrate files with references to future versions) the newer version references are migrated to standard Inventor Place and Derive relationships.

For more information, see About AnyCAD for Inventor.

New Versions of AnyCAD Formats are Supported

FormatVersionSelective ImportAssociative Update
CATIA V5R6 - V5-6R2020   
PTC CreoUp to 8.0   
PTC WildfireUp to 5.0   
SolidWorks2001 Plus - 2022   
Siemens NXUnigraphics V13 - NX 12, NX 1847, 1872, 1899, 1926, 1953 Series

NX 1980 Series

   
Aliasv11 - Later   
AutoCAD 2dUp to 2018  
STEPAP203E2, AP214, AP242   
Solid EdgeV18 - V20, ST1 - ST10, 2019-2022  

Support for New Versions of Import Formats

  • SolidWorks 2022
  • SolidEdge 2022

For more information about supported CAD Formats see Translators (3rd Party Files) and Supported File Versions.

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