Drawing styles & standards editor explained | Autodesk Inventor

An overview tutorial on how the style manager for drawings, otherwise known as the styles editor, works in Autodesk Inventor.

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[ElvisWoods]

This is dry material, but so important to understand and you've done a great job explaining the basics of a very tedious and confusing topic. Well done mate. Folks take note, make sure you copy your design data folder, and template folder as shown in the video, and point your project file to the new location....then have at it.

[ToFinka]

Just wow! Struggling for 2 days to playing with styles, this explains it!

[ChuckKarl]

Neil, 2022 and you're teachings are still relevant, thanks!

[kentwold]

Neil only you can make this sort of thing understandable and entertaining! You have a rare gift for explaining the difficult to explain! Keep up with the dry and boring because you cover things no one else will dare to deal with...ie Vault, Styles Manager,

[ClydeFrog]

Self teaching Inventor for work....I stumbled my way thru this prior to watching, but your video helps make it all make sense. Thanks for the informative and candid tutorials!

[WillEhrendreich]

seriously.... seriously... Thank you.. this is an obtuse interface for all of this stuff, and you just running through it quick like this means the world. Thank you. You always do such a good job of explaining these things. This 20 min video has just saved me days of future frustration, and that cannot be overstated. You're the best.

[nickland]

Have just got access to Inventor 2025 in a private company. If I hadn't watched your videos on templates and style manager I would have been pulling my hair out by now!! Great stuff.

[johnmurphy]

Oh thank you for this. I have battled with styles forever and not be able to make sense of it. Now I have been enlightened.
You said it was dry and boring but I hung on every word. Thank you again and keep up the great work.

[triedandtested]

This video is a godsend, i've watched through all of it and it didnt even feel like a 23 min video. Thank you so much!

[tristinknee]

This was an excellent video! I was beating my head against the wall for the last hour trying to figure out how to make annotating drawings easier. Thanks for the help, and keep doing what you're doing!

[davidhoffman]

OMG! I have needed to know this for 15 years! I have just been fixing every drawing. Thank you so much!

[poruatokin]

Perfect, I was battling with a style conflict this morning, the official Autodesk help pages were absolutely useless but this video got me sorted. Thanks!!

[bluescream]

This video melts the fog around the styles manager. This is what words in a book cannot clearyfy within so little time. This was very usefull !! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

[flypic]

Thanks Neil. Was using this but now much clearer. We've just gone from Inventor 2012 to 2018 and I somehow volunteered to sort out the Materials,    Colours,   Templates and Styles.And everything else ! ! ! Cheers.Jim

[mikebishoff]

Thank you! I've seen this snoozer material in training before here in the States, but you've got a knack! I made it through!

[flypic]

Watched it again. And again. Thanks Neil. Jim

[stephenmcdonnell]

Hi Neil. This video is a huge help, and one that I have been waiting for from you for ages - I just wish I could have seen it 2 years ago, when I spent 2 weeks literally tearing my hair out over this crap. Once again, clearly explained, giving exactly the practical information we need to get on with the job and preserve our sanity. You are a rare beacon of light in the Inventor darkness. Well done again. Stephen

[frankghale]

After going through a ton of tutorials and tons of Autodesk mindless explanations I found the light.
Niel wan kanobee, you are my cad-guiding source.
By the way I signed up to your Patreon link figuring I would get in at the bottom before you become rich and famous.
Cheers

[francisverbeeck]

you can't Imagine how useful this tutorial was.

[ottodurant]

Yes it is a boring topic, but very useful. This video has saved me a bunch of time. Thank you.