A generative model is a set of geometry that contains all of the studies within that model .

Access To access Automated Modeling , click Design workspace > Solid > Create > Automated Modeling .

This view displays the model using material colors. Model View is the first display that you see upon entering the simulation workspace.

A simulation model can be less detailed than a manufacturing model .

A SPICE model can be removed from a component in a simulation circuit design if the model was mapped in the circuit design.

Export a Simulation Model for use as a new base model . You can export any Simulation Model you have created as a new Fusion base model (*.f3d) or in a variety of other CAD formats.

Use the Simplify commands to: simplify the model create simulation model variants For a practical example of using the Simplify tools, refer to the Thermal Stress tutorial.

Often, you can cut a CAD model in half one or more times to produce a half-, quarter-, or eighth-symmetry representation of the full model .

Use the Change to Parametric Modeling Mode tool to switch from Direct Modeling Mode to Parametric Modeling Mode.

Create, edit, and delete a manufacturing model and associate a manufacturing model with a setup.

Note: Before you open the model in Fusion, make sure that the modeling orientation is the same as in Inventor.

Identify a personal project in which to save the Motorcycle Triple Clamp model . Note: The model is read-only, and you must save a copy of it to a personal project.

When you want to check your model geometry without leaving the Generative Design workspace, use the Inspect tools in the Edit Model contextual environment.

Learn how to show or hide toolpaths, tools, and in-process stock, and synchronize views and model visibility with the active setup.

Prerequisites Click Data Panel> Basic Training>04 - Modeling , to open the Geneva_Drive part.