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Autodesk — Technical Presentation (2016)

87 slides from Autodesk's technical presentation, 2016

Slide 1: Inventor — Presenting in a New Fashion
Inventor — Presenting in a New Fashion Jerry Berns Manufacturing Content Manager @JerryBerns 4D Technologies (www.cadlearning.com) © 2016 Autodesk Join the conversation #AU2016
Slide 2: Class summary
Class summary In this hands-on lab, users will discover the new Inventor 2017 Presentation environment and experience its new editing and publishing tools. © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 3: Key learning objectives
Key learning objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to:  Explore the Inventor 2017 Presentation environment  Create Storyboards and Snapshot Views for use in drawing views  Create actions to show others how to assemble or repair models  Publish presentations to share with downstre
Slide 4: Lab Assistants
Lab Assistants  Steve Schain  4D Technologies  Kevin Smedley  FS Elliot  Carlos Caminos  EQT Midstream  Hung Nguyen  Cansel © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 5: Agenda
Agenda  Polls  Setup  Scenes / Storyboards  Snapshot Views  Break  Actions  Publishing © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 6: How long have you used Inventor?
How long have you used Inventor?  First time today  Less than 1 month  Less than 1 year  More than 3 years  Since Rubicon © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 7: Inventor Version Question
Inventor Version Question  How many of you:  are using Inventor 2017?  have installed R2?  started with Inventor 2016?  2015 or older? © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 8: Starting Inventor
Starting Inventor  Use Windows Explorer to browse to:  C: \ Datasets \ Lab02 San Polo 3403 \ PD20713-L  Double-click PD20713-L.ipj to launch Inventor. 10:10 AM 6:23 AM © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 10: Interface
Interface 1 Ribbon 2 Graphics Window *| 3 Model Browser 4 Snapshot View Panel 5 Timeline AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 A AUTODESK.
Slide 11: Timeline
Timeline DH de 4c) bb a © | Miminmize dialog ring recording Q=o-a\e y FF Re Seria Components 150 4762 MB x452 150 4762 MB x45:1 150 4762 Mexasa 150 4762 Mex453 1) Ready 19831 Move Us Move Down Group Ungroup AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 A AUTODESK.
Slide 14: Workflow
Workflow Assembly Presentation Tweaks Scenes & Storyboards DWG Image Video Camera Captures Snapshot Views © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 22: Scenes
Scenes AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 A AUTODESK.
Slide 23: Scenes
Scenes  IPN has a minimum of 1 scene  New or Copy  Can be associated to different IAMs (2017)  Use IAM representations © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 24: Scenes vs. Storyboards
Scenes vs. Storyboards  Scenes  Store the Storyboards and Snapshot Views  Storyboards  Store the tweaks, camera actions, etc. © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 26: Activity Exercise
Activity Exercise 3  Designs\Ember\Data  Base Assembly.iam  Build Assembly.iam  Case Assembly v16.iam  EMBER_Assembly.iam © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 28: Storyboards
Storyboards AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 Q\ AUTODESK.
Slide 31: Snapshot View Uses
Snapshot View Uses  Capture component positions, appearance, and camera viewpoints  Drawing Views  Raster Images © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 32: Snapshot View Types
Snapshot View Types  Associative  Can be converted to Independent  Independent  Cannot be made Associative © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 33: Demo Exercise: Create Storyboards and Snapshot Views
Demo Exercise 4  Create Storyboards and Snapshot Views © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 35: Demo Exercise: Create Associative and Independent Snapshot Views
Demo Exercise 5  Create Associate and Independent Snapshot Views © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 39: Actions
Actions AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 A AUTODESK.
Slide 51: Committing a Tweak
Committing a Tweak Several options for committing a tweak and continuing the tweak process. You can:  Switch between the Move and Rotate tweak types  Change the selection set, either adding or deleting  Change the move or rotate direction  Move the playhead in the timeline  Click OK © 2016 Auto
Slide 54: Demo Exercise: Edit actions and create camera captures
Demo Exercise 7  Edit actions and create camera captures © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 57: Inserting an Action
Inserting an Action  Example of inserting an action:  Old:  Add tweak  Animate  Move Up repeatedly to “insert”  New:  Move existing actions to make “room”  Move playhead to insert point  Add tweak © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 61: Demo Exercise: Edit tweaks and camera actions
Demo Exercise 9  Edit tweaks and camera actions  Create storyboard © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 63: Demo Exercise: Create visibility and opacity actions
Demo Exercise 10  Create visibility and opacity actions © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 69: Publish
Publish AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 A AUTODESK.
Slide 77: Question
Question  How many of you create multi-sheet drawings that contain assembled and exploded views? © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 81: Summary
Summary At the end of this class, you should be able to:  Explore the Inventor 2017 Presentation environment  Create Storyboards and Snapshot Views for use in drawing views  Create actions to show others how to assemble or repair models  Publish presentations to share with downstream recipients
Slide 83: More Questions? Visit the AU Answer Bar
More Questions? Visit the AU Answer Bar  Seek answers to all of your technical product questions by visiting the Answer Bar.  Open daily from 8am-6pm Tuesday and Wednesday; 8am-4:30pm Thursday.  Located outside Hall C, Level 2.  Meet Autodesk developers, testers, & support engineers ready to hel
Slide 85: How did I do?
How did I do?  Your class feedback is critical. Fill out a class survey now.  Use the AU mobile app or fill out a class survey online.  Give feedback after each session.  AU speakers will get feedback in real-time.  Your feedback results in better classes and a better AU experience. © 2016 Auto
Slide 86: Thank You
Thank You Thank you for your time. I hope you enjoyed the session and will be able to present your Inventor designs in a new fashion. Jerry Berns Manufacturing Content Manager 4D Technologies | CADLearning www.cadlearning.com [email protected] © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 87: Autodesk trademark notice
Autodesk is a registered trademark of Autodesk, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product and services offerings, and specific

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Autodesk — Technical Presentation (2016)

Slide 1: Inventor — Presenting in a New Fashion

Slide 2: Class summary

Slide 3: Key learning objectives

Slide 4: Lab Assistants

Slide 5: Agenda

Slide 6: How long have you used Inventor?

Slide 7: Inventor Version Question

Slide 8: Starting Inventor

Slide 9: Presentation Environment

Slide 10: Interface

Slide 11: Timeline

Slide 12: Purpose

Slide 13: Purpose

Slide 14: Workflow

Slide 15: Demo Exercise: Explore the Interface

Slide 16: Activity Exercise

Slide 17: Pre-2017 File Organization

Slide 18: 2017 File Organization

Slide 19: Create Presentation

Slide 20: Demo Exercise: Create Presentations

Slide 21: Activity Exercise

Slide 22: Scenes

Slide 23: Scenes

Slide 24: Scenes vs. Storyboards

Slide 25: Demo Exercise: Create Scenes

Slide 26: Activity Exercise

Slide 27: Question

Slide 28: Storyboards

Slide 29: Storyboard Uses

Slide 30: Snapshot Views

Slide 31: Snapshot View Uses

Slide 32: Snapshot View Types

Slide 33: Demo Exercise: Create Storyboards and Snapshot Views

Slide 34: Activity Exercise

Slide 35: Demo Exercise: Create Associative and Independent Snapshot Views

Slide 36: Activity Exercise

Slide 37: Break – Stretch

Slide 38: Break

Slide 39: Actions

Slide 40: Action Types

Slide 41: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 42: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 43: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 44: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 45: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 46: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 47: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 48: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 49: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 50: Tweak Components over the Years

Slide 51: Committing a Tweak

Slide 52: Demo Exercise: Create an exploded view

Slide 53: Activity Exercise

Slide 54: Demo Exercise: Edit actions and create camera captures

Slide 55: Activity Exercise

Slide 56: Action Playback

Slide 57: Inserting an Action

Slide 58: Reorder Actions

Slide 59: Demo Exercise: Insert actions into Timeline

Slide 60: Activity Exercise

Slide 61: Demo Exercise: Edit tweaks and camera actions

Slide 62: Activity Exercise

Slide 63: Demo Exercise: Create visibility and opacity actions

Slide 64: Activity Exercise

Slide 65: Demo Exercise: Create tweak trails

Slide 66: Activity Exercise

Slide 67: Demo Exercise: Edit tweak trails

Slide 68: Activity Exercise

Slide 69: Publish

Slide 70: Images & Videos

Slide 71: Demo Exercise: Create raster images

Slide 72: Activity Exercise

Slide 73: Demo Exercise: Create videos

Slide 74: Activity Exercise

Slide 75: Drawing Views

Slide 76: Question

Slide 77: Question

Slide 78: Demo Exercise: Create drawing views

Slide 79: Activity Exercise