Description
AutoDesk Inventor Fusion is a non-parametric 3D CAD modeling software that comes bundled with AutoCAD and AutoDesk Inventor Professional. It is Inventor’s “little sister” and offers less functionality than even Inventor LT, but its advantage a simple 3D modeling interface that is much easier to learn than Inventor; Fusion also allows non-historical import of files from other 3D CAD modeling software like SolidWorks, CATIA, and Inventor part files and assemblies, which can be a great plus if you’re working with files from many different programs. This tutorial covers beginner material like the interface and navigation tools, as well as drawing/sketching, part modeling, and surface design and modeling. There are a number of exercise tutorials that you can use for practice.
| AutoDesk Inventor Fusion 2013 01 Welcome Screen 02 User Interface 03 First Sketch 04 Circle Tool 05 Rectangle Tool 06 Arc Tool 07 Polygon Tool 08 Fillet 09 Trim 10 Extend 11 Offset 12 Spline 13 Snap Bar 14 Precise Input 15 Persistent Dimension 16 Geometric Constraints 17 View Cube 18 Navigation Bar 19 Steering Wheel 20 Visual Styles 21 3D Primitives 22 Extrude 23 Revolve 24 WorkPlanes | 25 WorkAxis 26 WorkPoints 27 Fillet Tool 28 Chamfer Tool 29 Hole Tool 30 Shell Tool 31 Draft Tool 32 Scale Tool 33 Boolean Tool 34 Split Tool 35 Delete Tool 36 Mirror 37 Rectangular Pattern 38 Circular Pattern 39 Path Pattern 40 Sweep Tool 41 Rib Tool 42 Move Tool 43 Dissolve 44 Press-Pull 45 Edit Edge 46 Symmetry Mode 47 Insert Edge 48 Edge Evaluation 49 Planarize Edge | 50 Find Features 51 Measure Mode 52 Interference 53 Material and Appearance 54 Using Components 55 Using Surfaces 56 Surface Stitch Tool 57 Extend Tool 58 Unstitch Tool 59 Trim Surface Tool 60 Delete Face Tool 61 Sculpt Tool 62 Patch-Merge Tool 63 Surface Offset Tool 64 Thicken Tool 65 Exercise 1 66 Exercise 2 67 Exercise 68 Exercise 69 Exercise 70 Exercise 71 Exercise 72 Exercise 73 Exercise 74 Show Motion |
