Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor

Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
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Randy H. Shih
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Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
Randy H. Shih
Oregon Institute of Technology
Table of Contents
Preface i
Acknowledgments ii
Table of Contents iii
Autodesk Inventor Certified User Examination Overview xiii
Chapter 1
Getting Started
AutoCAD Certified User Examination Objectives Coverage 1-1
Introduction 1-2
Development of Computer Geometric Modeling 1-2
Feature-Based Parametric Modeling 1-6
Getting Started with Autodesk Inventor 1-7
The Screen Layout and Getting Started Toolbar 1-8
The New File Dialog Box and Units Setup 1-9
Autodesk Inventor Screen Layout 1-10
Application Menu 1-11
Quick Access Toolbar 1-11
Ribbon Tabs 1-11
Online Help Panel 1-11
2D Sketch Toolbar 1-12
Graphics Window 1-12
Message and Status Bar 1-12
Mouse Buttons 1-13
[Esc] – Canceling Commands 1-13
Autodesk Inventor Help System 1-14
Data Management using Inventor Project files 1-15
Setup of a New Inventor Project 1-16
The Content of an Inventor Project File 1-19
Leaving Autodesk Inventor 1-19
Chapter 2
Parametric Modeling Fundamentals
Introduction 2-3
The Adjuster Design 2-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 2-4
The default Autodesk Inventor Screen Layout 2-6
Sketch plane- It is an XY Monitor, but an XYZ World 2-7
Create Rough Sketches 2-9
Step 1: Create a Rough Sketch 2-10
Graphics Cursors 2-10
Geometric Constraint Symbols 2-11iv Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
Step 2: Apply/Modify Constraints and Dimensions 2-12
Dynamic Viewing Functions- Zoom and Pan 2-15
Modifying the Dimensions of the Sketch 2-15
Step 3: Completing the Base Solid Feature 2-16
Isometric View 2-17
Dynamic Rotation of the 3-D block – 3D Orbit 2-18
Dynamic Viewing – Quick Keys 2-20
Viewing Tools-Standard Toolbar 2-21
Display Modes 2-25
Orthographic vs. Perspective 2-25
Disable the Heads-Up Display Option 2-26
Step 4-1: Adding an Extruded Feature 2-27
Step 4-2: Adding a Cut Feature 2-32
Save the Model 2-35
Questions 2-37
Exercises 2-38
Chapter 3
Constructive Solid Geometry Concepts
Introduction 3-3
Binary Tree 3-4
The Locator Design 3-5
Modeling Strategy – CSG Binary Tree 3-6
Starting Autodesk Inventor 3-7
Base Feature 3-8
GRID intervals Setup 3-9
Model Dimensions Format 3-12
Modifying the Dimensions of the Sketch 3-12
Repositioning Dimensions 3-13
Using the Measure Tools 3-14
Completing the Base Solid Feature 3-17
Create the Next Solid Feature 3-18
Create a CUT Feature 3-22
Create a PLACED FEATURE 3-25
Create a Rectangular Cut Feature 3-27
Save the Model 3-29
Questions 3-30
Exercises 3-31
Chapter 4
Model History Tree
Introduction 4-3
The Saddle Bracket Design 4-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 4-4
Modeling Strategy 4-5Table of Contents v
The Autodesk Inventor Browser 4-6
Create the Base Feature 4-6
Adding the Second Solid Feature 4-9
Create a 2D Sketch 4-10
Renaming the Part Features 4-12
Adjusting the Width of the Base Feature 4-13
Adding a Placed Feature 4-14
Create a Rectangular Cut Feature 4-16
History-Based Part Modifications 4-17
A Design Change 4-18
Assigning and Calculating the Associated Physical Properties 4-21
Questions 4-23
Exercises 4-24
Chapter 5
Parametric Constraints Fundamentals
CONSTRAINTS and RELATIONS 5-3
Create a Simple Triangular Plate Design 5-3
Fully Constrained Geometry 5-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 5-4
Displaying Existing Constraints 5-5
Applying Geometric/Dimensional Constraints 5-7
Over-Constraining and Driven Dimensions 5-11
Deleting Existing Constraints 5-12
Using the Auto Dimension Command 5-13
Constraint and Sketch Settings 5-17
Parametric Relations 5-18
Dimensional Values and Dimensional Variables 5-20
Parametric Equations 5-21
Viewing the Established Parameters and Relations 5-23
Saving the Model File 5-24
Using the Measure Tools 5-25
Questions 5-29
Exercises 5-30
Chapter 6
Geometric Construction Tools
Introduction 6-3
The Gasket Design 6-3
Modeling Strategy 6-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 6-5
Create a 2D Sketch 6-6
Edit the Sketch by Dragging the Sketched Entities 6-8
Add Additional Constraints 6-10
Use the Trim and Extend Commands 6-11vi Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
The Auto Dimension Command 6-13
Create Fillets and Completing the Sketch 6-15
Fully Constrained Geometry 6-16
Profile Sketch 6-18
Redefine the Sketch and the Profile 6-19
Create an OFFSET Cut Feature 6-23
Questions 6-26
Exercises 6-27
Chapter 7
Parent/Child Relationships and the BORN Technique
Introduction 7-3
The BORN Technique 7-3
The U-Bracket Design 7-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 7-5
Sketch Plane Settings 7-5
Apply the BORN Technique 7-6
Create the 2-D Sketch of the Base Feature 7-8
Create the First Extrude Feature 7-12
The Implied Parent/Child Relationships 7-13
Create the Second Solid Feature 7-13
Create the First Cut Feature 7-17
Create the Second Cut Feature 7-18
Examine the Parent/Child Relationships 7-20
Modify a Parent Dimension 7-21
A Design Change 7-22
Feature Suppression 7-23
A Different Approach to the CENTER DRILL Feature 7-24
Suppress the Rect Cut Feature 7-26
Create a Circular Cut Feature 7-27
A Flexible Design Approach 7-29
View and Edit Material Properties 7-30
Questions 7-32
Exercises 7-33
Chapter 8
Part Drawings and Associative Functionality
Drawings from Parts and Associative Functionality 8-3
Starting Autodesk Inventor 8-4
Drawing Mode – 2D Paper Space 8-4
Drawing Sheet Format 8-6
Using the Pre-Defined Drawing Sheet Formats 8-8
Delete, Activate, and Edit Drawing Sheets 8-10
Add a Base View 8-11
Create Projected Views 8-12Table of Contents vii
Adjust the View Scale 8-13
Repositioning Views 8-14
Display Feature Dimensions 8-15
Repositioning and Hiding Feature Dimensions 8-17
Add Additional Dimensions- Reference Dimensions 8-19
Add Center Marks and Center Lines 8-20
Complete the Drawing Sheet 8-23
Associative Functionality- Modifying Feature Dimensions 8-24
3D Annotations in Isometric Views 8-27
Questions 8-35
Exercises 8-36
Chapter 9
Datum Features and Auxiliary Views
Work Features 9-3
Auxiliary Views in 2D Drawings 9-3
The Rod-Guide Design 9-3
Modeling Strategy 9-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 9-5
Apply the BORN Technique 9-5
Create the Base Feature 9-7
Create an Angled Work Plane 9-9
Create a 2D Sketch on the Work Plane 9-10
Use the Projected Geometry Option 9-10
Complete the Solid Feature 9-14
Create an Offset Work Plane 9-15
Create another Cut Feature Using the Work Plane 9-16
Start a New 2D Drawing 9-18
Add a Base View 9-19
Create an Auxiliary View 9-20
Displaying Feature Dimensions 9-22
Adjust the View Scale 9-24
Retrieving Dimensions in the Auxiliary View 9-25
Add Center Marks and Center Lines 9-28
Complete the Drawing Sheet 9-31
Edit the Isometric view 9-32
Questions 9-33
Exercises 9-34
Chapter 10
Symmetrical Features in Designs
Introduction 10-3
A Revolved Design: PULLEY 10-3
Modeling Strategy – A Revolved Design 10-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 10-5viii Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
Setup the Display of the Sketch Plane 10-5
Create the 2-D Sketch for the Revolved Feature 10-6
Create the Revolved Feature 10-10
Mirroring Features 10-11
Create a Pattern Leader Using Construction Geometry 10-13
Circular Pattern 10-18
Examine the Design Parameters 10-20
Drawing Mode- Defining New Border and Title Block 10-20
Create a Drawing Template 10-23
Create the necessary Views 10-24
Retrieve Dimensions- Features Option 10-27
Associative Functionality- A Design Change 10-29
Add Center Lines to the Pattern Feature 10-31
Complete the Drawing 10-32
Questions 10-35
Exercises 10-36
Chapter 11
Advanced 3D Construction Tools
Introduction 11-3
A Thin-Walled Design: Dryer Housing 11-3
Modeling Strategy 11-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 11-5
Set Up the Display of the Sketch Plane 11-5
Create the 2-D Sketch for the Base Feature 11-6
Create a Revolved Feature 11-9
Create Offset Work Planes 11-10
Create 2D Sketches on the Offset Work Planes 11-11
Create a Lofted Feature 11-14
Create an Extruded Feature 11-16
Complete the Extruded Feature 11-18
Create 3D Rounds and Fillets 11-19
The Shell Operation 11-20
Create a Pattern Leader 11-21
Create a Rectangular Pattern 11-24
Create a Swept Feature 11-26
Define a 2D Sweep Path 11-26
Define the Sweep Section 11-28
Complete the Swept Feature 11-30
Questions 11-32
Exercises 11-33Table of Contents ix
Chapter 12
Sheet Metal Designs
Sheet Metal Processes 12-3
Sheet Metal Modeling 12-5
K-Factor 12-6
The Actuator Bracket Design 12-7
Starting Autodesk Inventor 12-8
Sheet Metal Defaults 12-9
Create the Base Face Feature of the Design 12-12
Using the Flange Command 12-15
Mirroring Features 12-19
Create a Cut Feature 12-20
Create a Fold Feature 12-22
Create the Associated Flat Pattern 12-25
Confirm the Flattened Length 12-26
Create a 2D Sheet Metal Drawing 12-27
Questions 12-34
Exercises 12-35
Chapter 13
Assembly Modeling – Putting It All Together
Introduction 13-3
Assembly Modeling Methodology 13-4
The Shaft Support Assembly 13-5
Additional Parts 13-5
(1) Collar 13-5
(2) Bearing 13-6
(3) Base-Plate 13-6
(4) Cap-Screw 13-7
Starting Autodesk Inventor 13-8
Placing the First Component 13-9
Placing the Second Component 13-10
Degrees of Freedom and Constraints 13-11
Assembly Constraints 13-12
Apply the First Assembly Constraint 13-14
Apply a Second Mate Assembly Constraint 13-16
Constrained Move 13-17
Apply a Flush Constraint 13-18
Placing the Third Component 13-20
Applying an Insert Constraint 13-20
Assemble the Cap-Screws 13-22
Exploded View of the Assembly 13-23
Editing the Components 13-25
Adaptive Design Approach 13-26
Delete and Re-apply Assembly Constraints 13-30X Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
Setup a Drawing of the Assembly Model 13-32
Create a Parts List 13-34
Edit the Parts List 13-35
Changing the Material Type 13-37
Complete the Assembly Drawing 13-39
Bill of Materials 13-40
(a) BOM from Parts List 13-40
(b) BOM from Assembly Model 13-41
Questions 13-42
Exercises 13-43
Chapter 14
Content Center and Basic Motion Analysis
Introduction 14-3
The Crank-Slider Assembly 14-4
Create the Required Parts 14-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 14-6
Placing the First Component 14-7
Placing the Second Component 14-8
Apply the Assembly Constraints 14-9
Apply a Second MATE Constraint 14-10
Constrained Move 14-11
Place the Third Component 14-11
Assemble the CS-Rod Part 14-14
Make a Copy of the PIN Part 14-15
Assemble the CS-Slider Part 14-16
Add an Angle Constraint to Fully Constrain the Assembly 14-21
Interference Analysis 14-23
Basic Motion Analysis 14-24
3D Grip Editing the CS-Slider Part 14-27
Questions 14-31
Exercises 14-32
Chapter 15
2D Design Reuse, Collision and Contact
Introduction 15-3
The Geneva CAM Assembly 15-4
Internet Downloading the Geneva-Wheel DWG File 15-4
Opening AutoCAD DWG File in Inventor 15-5
Use the Measuring Tools 15-6
Switch to the AutoCAD DWG Layout 15-8
2D Design Reuse 15-9
Complete the Imported Sketch 15-14
Create the First Solid Feature 15-16
Create a Mirrored Feature 15-17Table of Contents xi
Circular Pattern 15-18
Complete the Geneva Wheel Design 15-19
Additional Parts 15-20
Start a New Assembly 15-22
Placing the Second Component 15-23
Apply the Assembly Constraints 15-24
Apply a Second MATE Constraint 15-25
Constrained Move 15-25
Assemble the Geneva-Driver 15-26
Assemble the Geneva-Pin 15-27
Add an Angle Constraint to Constrain the Driver 15-28
Animation with Drive Constraint Tool 15-29
Use the Inventor Contact Solver 15-31
Constrained Move with Suppressed Constraints 15-33
Questions 15-35
Exercises 15-36
Chapter 16
Introduction to Stress Analysis
Introduction 16-2
Problem Statement 16-4
Preliminary Analysis 16-4

  • Maximum Displacement 16-5
    Finite Element Analysis Procedure 16-6
    Create the Autodesk Inventor Part 16-7
    Create the 2D Sketch for the Plate 16-8
    Assigning the Material Properties 16-10
    Switch to the Stress Analysis Module 16-11
    Create an FEA Simulation 16-12
    Apply Constraints and Loads 16-14
    Create a Mesh and Run the Solver 16-16
    Refinement of the FEA Mesh- Global Element Size 16-18
    Refinement of the FEA Mesh- Local Element Size 16-20
    Comparison of Results 16-23
    Create an HTML Report 16-24
    Geometric Considerations of Finite Elements 16-25
    Conclusion 16-26
    Summary of Modeling Considerations 16-26
    Questions 16-27
    Exercises 16-28
    Appendix
    IndexIndex-I
    INDEX
    A
    Activate, 8-10
    Adaptive, 13-28
    Adaptive Design Approach, 13-3, 13-26
    Alignment, Break, 8-15
    Analyze Interference, 14-23
    Angle Constraint, 13-12, 15-28
    Angled Work Plane, 9-9
    Annotation Toolbar, 8-15
    ANSI-A, Title Block, 9-19
    ANSI Standard, 8-6
    Application Options, 7-5
    Application Menu, 1-11
    Arc, Center Point Arc, 7-14
    Arrowheads Inside, 8-18
    Assemble, 14-16
    Assembly Modeling Methodology, 13-4
    Assembly Constraints, 13-12
    Associative Functionality, 8-3, 8-24
    Autodesk Inventor, Startup, 1-7
    Auto Dimension, 5-13, 6-13
    AutoCAD DWG Layout, 15-8
    Auxiliary Views, 9-3, 9-20
    B
    Balloon, 13-39
    Base Component, 13-9
    Base Feature, 3-8
    Base View, 9-21
    Base Orphan Reference Node, 7-3
    Bill of Materials (BOM), 13-40
    Binary Tree, 3-3
    Block, Solids, 3-3
    BOM, 13-40
    Boolean Intersect, 3-3
    Boolean Operations, 3-3
    BORN, 7-3
    Border, New, 10-21
    Bottom Up Approach, 13-4
    Boundary Representation (B-rep), 1-5
    Browser Window, 1-11,4-3, 4-6
    Buttons, Mouse, 1-13
    c
    CAE, 1-2
    Canceling Commands, 1-14
    Cartesian Coordinate System, 2-7
    Center Line Bisector, 8-20
    Center Mark, 8-20
    Center of Gravity, 4-22
    Center Point Arc, 7-14
    Center-Point Circle, 2-32
    Centered Pattern, 10-31
    Child, 7-3
    Choose Template, 3-7
    CIRCLE, Center Point, 2-32
    Circular Pattern, 10-18
    Click and Drag, 6-8
    Coil and Thread, 13-7
    Coincident Constraint, 2-11, 5-7
    Colinear Constraint, 5-7
    Collision Detection, 14-27, 15-30
    Command Toolbar, 1-9
    Computer Geometric Modeling, 1-2
    Concentric Constraint, 2-11, 5-7
    Constrained Move, 13-17
    Constraint, Delete, 5-12
    Constraints Suppression, 15-33
    Constraints, Geometric, 2-11, 5-3, 5-7
    Constraints Settings, 5-17
    Constraint, Show, 5-5
    Constraints Box, 5-6
    Constraints Box, Pin, 5-6
    Constraints and Load (FEA), 16-14
    Construction Geometry, 10-13
    Construction Lines, 10-15
    Constructive Solid Geometry, 3-3
    Contact Set, 15-32
    Contact Solver, 15-31
    Content Center, 14-3, 14-11
    Coordinate Systems, 2-7
    Copy, 15-14
    Copy Component , 14-15
    Create Component, 13-26
    Create Feature, Extrude, 13-27
    CSG, 1-5, 3-3Index-II Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
    Cut, All, 2-34
    Cut, Boolean, 3-3
    Cut, Extrude, 2-33
    Cutting Plane Line, 10-25
    Cylindrical Pins, 14-12
    D
    Dashed Line, Constraint, 2-11
    Data management, 1-15
    Default Sketch Plane Setting, 7-5
    Define New Border, 10-21
    Define New Title Block, 10-22
    Degrees of Freedom (DOF), 13-11
    Delete Assembly Constraints, 13-30
    Delete Constraints, 5-12
    Delete Dimension, Drawing, 8-18
    Delete Feature, 7-24
    Design Intent, 1-6, 2-3, 3-8
    Design Reuse, 2D, 15-3
    Design the Way You Think, 1-6
    Difference, Boolean, 3-3
    Dimensions, Retrieve, 9-23
    Dimension Display, 3-12
    Dimension, Edit, 2-15
    Dimension Format, 3-12
    Dimension General, 2-12
    Dimension Style, 8-7
    Dimension Type, Aligned, 9-23
    Dimension Reposition, 3-13
    Dimensional Constraints, 5-3, 5-20
    Dimensional Values, 5-20
    Dimensional Variables, 5-20
    DIN Standard, 8-6
    Direct Adaptive Design, 1-6, 13-3
    Display Modes, 2-25
    Distance, Holes, 3-25
    Document Settings, 3-12
    DOF Visibility, 13-11
    Drag Geometry, 5-10
    Drawing Annotation, 8-15
    Drawing Layout, 8-3
    Drawing Mode, 8-4
    Drawing Resources, 8-8
    Drawing Review Panel, 15-5
    Drawing Screen, 1-9
    Drawing Sheet Formats, 8-8
    Drawing Sheet Formats, Editing, 8-10
    Drawing Template, 10-23
    Drawing Units Setup, 8-6
    Drawing Views, Scale, 8-13
    Drill Size, 3-26
    Drive Constraint, 15-29
    Drive Constraint- Record, 14-25
    Driven Dimensions, 5-11
    DWG Files, 15-3
    Dynamic Pan, 2-20
    Dynamic Rotation, 2-21
    Dynamic Viewing, 2-20
    Dynamic Viewing, Quick Keys, 2-20
    Dynamic Zoom, 2-20
    E
    Edit Dimension, 4-13
    Edit Model Dimension, 8-25
    Edit Parts List, 13-35
    Edit Sheet, 8-10
    Edit Sketch, 4-18
    Edit Feature, 4-17
    Edit Model Dimension, 10-30
    Edit Sheets, 8-10
    Edit View, 8-13
    Equal Constraint, 5-7
    Equations, 5-23
    Esc, 1-13
    EXIT, 1-19
    Exit Marker, 2-19
    Exploded View, Assembly, 13-23
    Extend, 6-11
    Extrude, 2-16
    Extrude, Create Feature, 13-27
    Extrude, Cut, 2-34
    Extrude, Cut, All, 2-34
    Extrude, Direction, 2-34
    Extrude, Join, 3-21
    Extrude, Join, To, 4-11
    Extrude, Symmetric, 4-8
    Extrude, To Next, 4-16
    F
    F2, Pan, 2-20
    F3, Zoom, 2-20
    F4, 3D Rotate, 2-21Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor Index-Ill
    F6, Isometric View, 2-17
    Face, 12-13
    Feature Based Modeling, 1-6
    Feature, Delete, 7-24
    Feature Dimensions, Retrieve, 8-15
    Feature, Edit Sketch, 4-18
    Feature, Pattern, 10-13
    Feature, Rename, 4-12
    Feature, Show Dimensions, 4-13
    Feature Suppression, 7-23
    File Folder, 1-14
    FILLET, 2-D, 4-19
    FILLET, 3-D, 11-19
    Fillet, Radius, 4-19
    Finish Sketch, 2-16
    Finite Element Analysis (FEA), 16-2
    FEA Simulation, 16-12
    Solver (FEA), 16-17
    First Angle Projection, 8-6
    Fix Constraint, 5-7
    Flange and Contour Flange, 12-15
    Flat Pattern, 12-24, 12-30
    Flattened Length, 12-26
    Flip Direction, Extrude, 3-20
    Flush Constraint, 13-13, 13-18
    Fold Feature, 12-23
    Fold Location, 12-23
    Folder, Create New, 1-15
    Format, Dimensions, 3-12
    Format Text, 9-30
    Fully Constrained Geometry, 5-3
    G
    GB Standard, 8-6
    General Dimension, 2-12
    General Dimension, Drafting, 8-19
    Get Model Dimension, 8-17
    Getting Started Toolbar, 1-8
    Geometric Constraint, 5-3, 5-7
    Geometric Constraint Symbols, 2-11
    Global Space, 2-25
    Graphics Cursor, 1-12
    Graphics Window, 1-9, 1-12
    GRID Interval Setup, 3-9
    H
    Help, 1-13
    Help Line, 1-9
    Help Options, 1-13
    Hidden Edge, Display, 2-23
    Hidden Line Removed, 8-11
    Hidden Line Removed, Section View,
    10-25
    Hide All Constraints, 6-13
    Hide Dimensions, 8-17
    Hide Values, 8-17
    History Access, 4-2
    History-Based Modifications, 4-3, 4-18
    History Tree, 4-3
    Hole, Placed Feature, 3-25
    Holes, Through All, 4-15
    Horizontal Constraint, 2-11, 5-7, 5-8
    HTML Report, 16-24
    II
    AM, 1-8
    IDW, 1-8
    Indicator, 3D, 1-9
    Insert Constraint, 13-12, 13-14, 13-20
    Interference Analysis, 14-3
    INTERSECT Boolean, 3-3
    Inventor English Templates, 10-23
    IPN, 1-8
    iProperties, 4-21
    IPT, 1-8
    ISO Standard, 8-6
    Isometric View, 2-17
    J
    JIS Standard, 8-6
    JOIN, Boolean, 3-3
    Join, Extrude, 3-21
    K
    K-Factor, 12-6
    L
    Leader, Text, 8-32
    Leading Zeros, 8-7
    LINE Command, 2-10Index-IV Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
    Line Weight Setting, 8-7
    Linear Diameter, 10-7, 10-8
    Local Coordinate System (LCS), 2-7
    Local Element Size (FEA), 16-20
    Local Update, 4-13
    Loft, 11-4, 11-14
    Look At, 7-18
    M
    Mate Constraint, 13-12, 13-13
    Materials, 13-37
    Measure Angle, 15-8
    Measure Area, 3-13
    Measure Distance, 3-13, 15-6
    Mesh, 16-16
    Message Area, 1-13
    Middle Out Approach, 13-4
    Mirror Feature, 10-11
    Mirror Plane, 10-11
    Model Dimensions Format, 3-10
    Model Space, 8-4
    Model Parameters, 5-23
    Modeling Process, 2-3
    Modify Dimensions, 3-12, 4-13
    Motion Analysis, 14-3
    Mouse Buttons, 1-13
    Move Component, 13-23
    N
    NavigationWheel, 2-23
    New, Open, 1-8
    New Drawing, 9-18
    New File, 9-18
    New Part, 5-17
    New Single User Project, 1-17
    No New Sketch, 7-5
    o
    Object Visibility, 9-11
    Offset Features, 6-23
    Offset, Work Plane, 9-15
    On-Line Help, 1-14
    Options, Application, 7-5
    Orbit, 3D, 2-21
    Orbit, NavigationWheels, 2-23
    Order of Features, 3-9
    Orthographic Camera, 2-25
    Orthographic Projections, 8-12
    Orthographic vs. Perspective, 2-25
    Over-Constraining, 5-11
    P
    Pan Button, 8-21
    Pan Realtime, 2-20
    Paper Space, 8-4
    Parallel Constraint, 2-11, 5-7
    Parent/Child Relations, 7-3
    Parameters, 5-23
    Parametric, 1-6
    Parametric, Benefits, 1-6
    Parametric Equations, 5-23
    Parametric Modeling, 1-6
    Parametric Part Modeling Process, 2-3
    Part Browser, 4-6
    Parts List, 13-34
    Paste, 15-12
    Pattern, 10-13
    Pattern Leader, 10-13
    Perpendicular Constraint, 2-11, 5-7
    Perspective View, 2-23
    Physical Properties, iProperties, 4-21
    Pin icon, Assembly, 13-10
    Place Component, 13-9
    Place Constraint, 13-12
    Placed Feature, 3-25
    Precision, 8-25
    Primitive Solids, 3-3
    Profile, 5-3, 6-19, 6-21
    Profile Button, 2-30
    Projected Geometry, 9-10
    Projects, 1-15
    Project Geometry, 7-7
    Projected Views, 8-12
    Pull-down Menus, 1-9, 1-10
    Q
    Quick Access Toolbar, 1-11
    Online Help System, 1-11
    Quit, 1-14Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor Index-V
    R
    Record, Drive Constraint, 14-25
    RECTANGLE Command, 3-9
    Rectangular Pattern, 11-28
    Reference Dimensions, 8-19
    Reference Geometry, 7-3, 7-4
    Reference Planes, 7-3, 7-6
    Refinement (FEA), 16-18
    Relations, 5-3
    Remove, Auto Dimension, 6-17
    Remove Faces, 11-20
    Rename, Feature, 4-11
    Rendering, 2-25
    Repositioning Views, 8-14
    Retrieve Dimensions, 9-23
    Retrieve all model dimensions on view
    placement, 10-24
    Revolve, 10-10
    Revolve, Full, 10-10
    Revolved Feature, 10-3
    Ribbon, 1-10
    Rotate Component, 13-23
    Rotation Axis, 10-19
    Rough Sketches, 2-8
    s
    SAVE, 2-33
    Save Border,10-22
    Save Title Block,10-22
    Scale Realtime, 2-20
    Scale, Section View, 10-26
    Screen Layout, 1-10
    Scroll Box, 2-11
    Section Views, 10-25
    Select Dimensions, 8-16
    Select View, 8-16
    Select Features, 9-23, 10-28
    Select Parts, 9-23
    Shaded, Display, 2-25
    Sheet Formats, 8-8
    Sheet Metal Modeling, 12-5
    Sheet Metal View, 12-29
    SHELL, 11-4, 11-20
    Show Constraints, 5-5
    Show Dimensions, 4-13
    Show Scale, Section View, 10-26
    Single Dimension Line, 8-20
    Single Line Help, 1-9
    SIZE and LOCATION, 5-3
    Sketch, Command, 2-7
    Sketch Plane, 2-7
    Sketch Plane Setting, 7-5
    Sketch Toolbar, 1-9
    Snap Interval Setup, 3-8
    Snap to Grid Option, 3-8
    Solid Modeler, 1-5
    Solver (FEA), 16-17
    Standard Toolbar, 1-9
    Startup Window, 1-8
    Status Bar Area, 1-9
    Stress Analysis Module, 16-11
    Style and Standard Editor, 7-30
    Styles Editor, 8-6
    Style Option, Construction/Normal,
    10-16
    Suppress Features, 7-23
    Surface Modeler, 1-4
    Sweep, 11-4, 11-21
    Sweep Path, 11-30
    Sweep Section, 11-26
    Swept Feature, 11-4, 11-26
    Symmetrical Features, 10-3
    T
    Table Layout, 13-37
    Tangent Constraint, 2-9, 5-7, 13-12,
    13-14
    Tangent Edges, 8-13
    Template, Drawing, 10-23
    Text, Creating, 8-23
    Text Leader, 8-32
    Thin Shell, 11-20
    Third Angle Projection, 8-6
    Thread, 13-7
    3D Grips, 14-28
    Three Dimensional Annotations in
    Isometric Views, 8-27
    Through All, 3-26
    Title Block, New, 10-22
    Trim and Extend, 6-11
    Toolbars, 1-9
    Tools, 3-12Index-VI Parametric Modeling with Autodesk Inventor
    Top Down Approach, 13-4
    2D Design Reuse, 15-10
    2D Draw Toolbar, 1-12
    Two-Dimensional View, 2-21
    Two-Point Rectangle, 3-10
    u
    Undo, 15-13
    Union, Boolean, 3-3
    Units Setup, 1-8
    Units Setup, Metric, 3-7
    Unsuppress Features, 7-23
    UPDATE Part, 4-13, 8-25
    User Coordinate System (UCS), 2-7
    User Parameters, 5-23
    V
    Vertical Constraint, 2-9, 5-7
    View, Edit, 8-13
    View, Scale, 8-13
    View, Style, 8-13
    ViewCube, 2-19
    Visibility, 7-6
    Visual Syllabus, 1-13
    W
    What’s New, 1-8
    Wireframe Ambiguity, 1-4
    Wireframe, Display, 2-25
    Wireframe Modeler, 1-4
    Work Axis, 7-6
    Work Features, 9-3
    Work plane, 9-3
    Work Plane, Angle, 9-9
    Work Plane, New, 9-9
    Work Plane, Offset, 9-15
    Work Plane, Visibility, 7-6
    World Space, 2-7
    X
    XY-Plane, 7-3
    XZ-Plane, 7-25
    Y
    YZ-Plane, 7-2
    Z
    Zoom All, 9-31
    ZOOM Realtime, 2-20
    Zoom, NavigationWheel, 2-23
    ZX-Plane, 7-3

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