Inventor 101: Placing and Orienting Parts in an Assembly

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In part 10 of the Autodesk Inventor 101: The Basics series, we'll look at how to place existing parts in an assembly, how to ground them, and orient them with the free orbit command.

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free rotate? what the hell, why cant I move around an axis or at a certain angle to a plane? useless video

darreneck

And you call this program "profesional"?
Move part untilit it looks fine?
Even blender has ability to precise move objects.

skorakora

Nice video !! But there's some features that need you to pay attention to it please like the section view of the assembly we do have a quart and half view but what if we want another angle like 120° we can't do it like solidworks which offers a very complete and customisable options for section view beside of that if we want to exclude some components for being cut we really can't unless if these parts were created from the inventor's database but solidworks offers to you the possibilities to exclude any parts you want !! I do like autedesk products so please improve the assembly section

ornayen

Sorry but there are videos missing for the pistoncase and other parts. I'm trying to make the assembly along with the video but I now have to figure out the dimensions myself through trial and error to make the parts fit.

Fid_Penumbra

Unprofessional engineering fan and I noticed his voice. Whoop whoop.

jacobfalk

So the background music is kind of annoying and it’s hard to focus

WalidChaouieche

Came here looking for the grounded info :) thanks

The-Last-Eye

geezz.. the first component should be attached by coordinate system : part to assy file..
that should be in this BASIC 101 lesson.. more surfing to do..
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