The default display mode for parts and assemblies is Shaded. To display the part in different modes, click the options in the View Style drop-down on the Appearance panel of the View ribbon. Dragging up zooms out dragging down zooms in.Ĭlick a vertex, an edge, or a feature, then click Zoom Selected the selected item zooms to fill the window.
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To magnify a model in the graphics area, you can use the zoom tools available on the Zoom drop-down in the Navigate panel of the View ribbon.Ĭlick Zoom All to display the part full size in the current window.Ĭlick Zoom Window, then drag the pointer to create a rectangle the area in the rectangle zooms to fill the window.Ĭlick Zoom, then drag the pointer. Notice the new feature, Extrude, in the Browser Bar. Make sure that Solid is selected in Output group To see how the model would look if you extrude the sketch in the opposite direction, click Direction 2 button in the Extents group.Ĥ. Enter 10 in the Distance edit box in the Extents group.ģ. Click Extrude on the Create panel the Extrude dialog box appears.Ģ. You now create this feature by extrudingġ. Click Finish Sketch on the Exit panel.Ĭreating the Base Feature The first feature in any part is called a base feature. Enter the values in the edit boxes displayed while sketching.Ħ. You can also enter the input values while drawing a sketched entity. To display the entire circle at full size and to center it in the graphics area, use one of the following methods:Ĭlick Zoom All on the Navigate Bar. Enter 100 in the Edit Dimension box and click the green check. Select the circle and click the Edit Dimension box appears.ģ. Click Dimension on the Constrain panel of the Sketch ribbon.Ģ. Click Accept to convert the unwanted dimension into a driven dimension.ġ. Also, it prompts you to convert the dimension into a driven dimension. If you add an more dimensions to a fully constrained sketch, a message box will appear showing that dimension over constraints the sketch. An under constrained sketch entity is in black color. In this state, you can drag under constrained sketch entities to modify the sketch. Under Constrained sketch: Additional dimensions or constraints or both are needed to completely specify the geometry. In a fully constrained sketch, all the entities are dark blue color. As you add dimensions, the sketch can attain any one of the following states:įully Constrained sketch: In a fully constrained sketch, the positions of all the entities are fully described by dimensions or constraints or both. Drag the cursor and click to create a circle.Īdding DimensionsIn this section, you will specify the size of the sketched circle by adding dimensions. Move the cursor to the sketch origin, and then click.ĥ. Click Center Point Circle on the Draw panel of the Sketch ribbon.Ĥ. You will begin by sketching the circle.ģ. The first feature is an extruded feature from a sketched circular profile. Click XZ Plane in the Browser Bar the sketch starts. To start a new sketch, click the Create 2D Sketch button on theĢ. Panel in the Get Started ribbon the Create New File dialog box appears.Ĥ. To create a new part, click the New button on the Launch Click Save the Inventor Project Editor message box appears.Ĭreating a New Part File1. Set Project(Workspace) Folder to C:\Users\Username\Documents and click Next.ħ. Select New Single User Project and click the Next button.Ĥ. Click the New button on the Projects dialog box the Inventor project wizard dialog box appears.ģ. To create a new project, click the Projects button on the Launch panel in the Get StartedĢ. You create the Disc of an Old ham coupling:Ĭreating a New Project1. TUTORIAL 1This tutorial takes you through the creation of your first Inventor model. You create simple parts:Ĭreate Sketches Create a base feature Add another feature to it Create revolved features Create cylindrical features Create box features Apply draft Modeling BasicsThis chapter takes you through the creation of your first Inventor model.
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