Useful tweaks to old favouritesįirst of all, Inventor 2013 includes a number of improvements in the sketching environment. This can be rolled out via the deployment wizard.
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Autodesk has continued with the move to hosting the Help fi les in the cloud however you can download and install a local help file. DeploymentĪccess to the new ‘Online’ tools can be controlled as part of the deployment options. Once downloaded, Apps can be managed from the ‘Exchange App Manager’ tab. With the Inventor App store, users can download Apps quickly and easily. To promote this, Autodesk has created an online ‘App store’ for Inventor.
AppsĪutodesk has been working hard behind the scenes to make it easier for third party programmers to create plug-in applications for Autodesk Inventor. Unfortunately there is none of the automatic file syncing that has been included with AutoCAD 2013, but this tool could prove to be extremely useful none the less. Clicking on ‘save and send to cloud’ will essentially use the existing ‘Pack & Go’ functionality of Inventor to grab all the user’s files and save them to their Autodesk Cloud documents account.įrom here the user can download the document set to another machine to continue working, or invite others to share their files. The new tools can be found under the ‘Online’ ribbon tab. Inventor 2013 includes a new toolset for saving files to Autodesk 360 (Autodesk cloud). With good bandwidth, this could be a great option for users who wish to protect their intellectual property (IP) as the data never leaves the office. The End of Part Marker can now be inserted under any feature in the tree
By being Citrix compatible, the user can log into their company’s server via Citrix and manipulate files remotely. Working away from the office with Inventor is frankly a bit of a pig.Īutodesk have included two new workflows in Inventor 2013 to help users make use of the cloud to alleviate this problem. The (ubiquitous) cloudĪutodesk Inventor was designed to make use of Local Area Network (LAN) technology, which means that it creates a lot of referenced files.
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This is a very handy addition for users who wish to share material property data between digital prototyping and BIM software (BIM = ‘Building Information Modelling’ – think digital prototyping for buildings). This means that users are more likely to find what they need without having to resort to further customisation.
On the plus side, the user now hasaccess to a whole swathe of materials that they didn’t have before. The new libraries are compatible across the range of Autodesk productsĪny custom materials and colours from previous versions of Inventor will need to be migrated into the 2013 materials and appearances library before they can be used.
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