Adding a Component to Autodesk Inventor's Content Center Library
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Jonathan Landeros of KETIV Technologies shows how to take a component downloaded from Charlie Bliss's website, and publish it into Autodesk Inventor's Content Center.
For more information on creating custom libraries, check out www.inventor-tales.blogspot.com for parts 1 & 2 of this series. (Part 1: inventor-tales.blogspot.com/20... Part 2: www.inventortales.com/2012/01/...)
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This video really helped. Thanks
Keep it up!
Hi
Thanks for the great videos. Can you help with "grip range" in an ipart. How do you set it up and then publish it
Are your cbliss parts in any special place within your hard drive? or do you keep the downloaded content within autodesk folders, or start a new folder for all downloaded cbliss parts. and then publish to content center.
I hope that helps.
Your tutarial is very easy to understand,
I just got a little worried about where to store my cbliss downloaded parts, before publishing to content center.
which has nothing to do with the tutorial
dstoney, I'm not sure I understand. I download the content to my harddrive, and publish it into content center from there. Once it's in Content Center, CC publishes it to a directory I've set in my Inventor Project.
~Jonathan Landeros
where are you saving your content once downloaded from cbliss?
@distoney Before i had them in Content Center, I had them in a folder in my project called "Fasteners". After I put them into Content Center, they were published to Content Center folder.
I also keep a copy on a portable hard drive backed up. Just in case the worst should happen.
~Jonathan Landeros
I too am looking for content library for wood screws. The screw looks pretty cool, but where can you find a left handed wood screw? Just asking.
Eagle eyes! I would never have noticed that
It's simple but I'm constantly getting an error (only for parts I publish and only on first use): "Unable to successfully update the member part file. Problem occurred when setting thread data." Anyone got an idea where does that come from? Also autodrop doesn't work for those parts...other than that everything works fine.
Hi Eartheart, that happens when a thread feature is not set up correctly. We would need more insight in order to help you fix that issue, so please feel free to email questions@ketiv.com for more help! Thanks!
@@KETIVTechnologies Thanks for reply. Turns out it's a bug, Autodesks emplyee reported it on my behalf :). Did wrong family table population of threaded features by Inventor while publishing a fastener to CC ever happen to you? Like wrong thread class, wrong designation, etc?
@@eartheartbaratheon791 Glad we could help! If you have any other questions, be sure to email questions@ketiv.com!
Thanks,
Cameron Whetten
Thanks. BTW Part 2 Link in description needs to be fixed.
Thanks! All fixed now. It should work.
KETIV Technologies That was fast! :)
M Carter :) I was already sitting at my desk working on something else for the channel! Perfect place, perfect time!