Autodesk Inventor
- Important - Download These First - Working Files
- Introduction To Autodesk Inventor
- About The Author
- Getting Started
- Feature Based Modeling
- Parametric Features
- Associative Files
- Assembly Management
- Model Documentation
- User Interface
- Model Manipulation
- Inventor Project Files
- Mouse And Selection Interaction
Basic Sketching
- Creating 2D Sketches
- Creating Lines
- Creating Circles And Arcs
- Creating Rectangles And Polygons
- Creating Slots
- Creating Fillets And Chamfers
- Sketch Entity Types
- Sketch Duplication
- Sketch Modification
Sketch Constraints And Dimensions
- Applying Geometric Constraints
- Constraint Inference And Persistence
- Working With Geometric Constraints
- Creating Dimensional Constraints
- Working With Dimensional Constraints
- General Guidelines For Sketches
Basic Sketched Features
- Creating An Extrude
- Creating A Revolve
- Modifying Sketches And Features
- Creating Secondary Features
- Using Shared Sketches
Creating Work Features
- Creating Work Planes
- Creating Work Axes
- Creating Work Points
- Working With Work Features
Pick And Place Features
- Creating Fillets
- Creating Chamfers
- Creating Holes
- Creating Threads
- Creating Shells
Advanced Sketched Features
- Creating Sweeps
- Creating Lofts
- Creating Coils
Model Information
- Using Parameters And Equations
- Part Model Information
Feature Duplication Tools
- Creating Rectangular Patterns
- Creating Circular Patterns
- Creating Mirrored Features
- Working With Duplication Tools
Assembly Design
- Assembly Environment
- Placing Components In An Assembly
- Degrees Of Freedom In An Assembly
- Assembly Constraints - Part I
- Assembly Constraints - Part II
- Assembly Joints - Part I
- Assembly Joints - Part II
- Editing Constraints And Joints
- Proper Constraining Techniques
- Content Center Usage
- Patterning Components
- Assembly Mirror And Copy Components
Assembly In Place Editing And Creation
- Editing And Replacing Assembly Components
- Creating A Component In Place
- Working With Adaptivity
- Assembly Features
Interacting With An Assembly
- Assembly Selection Methods
- Component States
- Modeling Section Views
- Creating Design Views
- Assembly Model Information
- Interference Checking
Creating Exploded Assembly Views
- Assembly Presentation Files
- Manual Explosion Methods
- Animating Your Explosion
Basic View Creation
- Model Documentation Environment
- Creating Base Views
- Creating Projected Views
- Creating Auxiliary Views
- Creating Section Views
- Creating Detail Views
- View Modification Tools
- View Manipulation
Dimensioning Methods
- Dimension Types
