How to create an iPart, using a simple part to demonstrate the creation process and how to use them in an assembly and drawing. #Autodesk #Inventor #Tutorial #3DCAD #Design #Engineering #CAD
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Great tutorial. I've been using iParts for several years (actually I'm the only one at my office who knows how to create them) but you've shown that there is even more to do with them. Thanks so much!
Was hoping to find out how to specifically make a custom iPart vs. Standard. will look for more videos from you because YOU ARE THE BEST, BY FAR. thank you!
Great job. I have watched many tutorials and yours really stand out! Straight to the point and informative. Please do get carried away with the extras above beginner info! I like the music!
Hey mate, bloody good lessons. This is my first one I have seen so far, hope you have many things on Inventor. I love teaching like this because I get it!! :) Thanks very much...
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Great tutorial. I agree with the compliments from the others. I'm looking for a way in an assembly with 2 instances of a part to have one instance one configuration and the other one a different configuration. I think it has something to do with standard versus custom but can't seem to get this to work. Thanks.
First of all, great tutorial! Now I would love to know how iParts function with Vault. How do you update the derivative files created, do you have to check them all out before you update the master? How does that work? I'd love to get help understanding that!
Loved the iParts video. Learned a lot. I created a 1 5/8" wide Unistrut iPart with 11 variations as an experiment. Worked great. I made the Length a custom parameter so I could change that as I place it in an assembly. However, what I would really like is for this iPart to be a starting point for creating a separate part file that I can then edit, i.e. put end treatments and holes in etc. Is there a way to save a placed iPart as standard .ipt? Or, is there another way of generating a file similar to the Content Center structural shapes?
great job! it is pretty straightforward and useful. The only comment I have is that the music volume was a little too high and in some parts it would make it a little harder to understand what you were saying.
Hey mate, really good video! Is there a way, that when I place it into an assembly, that I can edit the pre-given dimensions? So I can change the parameters freely? Thank you
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Great tutorial. I've been using iParts for several years (actually I'm the only one at my office who knows how to create them) but you've shown that there is even more to do with them. Thanks so much!
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Was hoping to find out how to specifically make a custom iPart vs. Standard. will look for more videos from you because YOU ARE THE BEST, BY FAR. thank you!
Great job. I have watched many tutorials and yours really stand out! Straight to the point and informative. Please do get carried away with the extras above beginner info! I like the music!
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Hey mate, bloody good lessons. This is my first one I have seen so far, hope you have many things on Inventor. I love teaching like this because I get it!! :) Thanks very much...
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Thankyou for actually explaining tNice tutorialngs. Other videos that I watched started talking about how to make soft and didn't ntion anytNice tutorialng
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[Nephew of Ida] It's now the 2nd great video from you I watched. I am enthusiastic! I work normally with Siemens NX, but Inventor is much cheaper and very good!!
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Great tutorial. I agree with the compliments from the others. I'm looking for a way in an assembly with 2 instances of a part to have one instance one configuration and the other one a different configuration. I think it has something to do with standard versus custom but can't seem to get this to work. Thanks.
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First of all, great tutorial! Now I would love to know how iParts function with Vault. How do you update the derivative files created, do you have to check them all out before you update the master? How does that work?
I'd love to get help understanding that!
Super teacher
Hi Neil is there any chance to do a mega video on Iassemblies as I cant get me brain around them -you make it all look so easy.
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Loved the iParts video. Learned a lot. I created a 1 5/8" wide Unistrut iPart with 11 variations as an experiment. Worked great. I made the Length a custom parameter so I could change that as I place it in an assembly. However, what I would really like is for this iPart to be a starting point for creating a separate part file that I can then edit, i.e. put end treatments and holes in etc. Is there a way to save a placed iPart as standard .ipt? Or, is there another way of generating a file similar to the Content Center structural shapes?
great job! it is pretty straightforward and useful. The only comment I have is that the music volume was a little too high and in some parts it would make it a little harder to understand what you were saying.
Hey mate, really good video! Is there a way, that when I place it into an assembly, that I can edit the pre-given dimensions? So I can change the parameters freely? Thank you
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