Many of you have been asking for a public roadmap for Inventor over the past couple of years. Many of you have been using Inventor since day one. This past September marked 20 years of Inventor in the market. The Inventor team at Autodesk is excited to release their public roadmap. Looking beyond Inventor 2020.2 – The Inventor Public Roadmap In addition, they have also added some in-product awareness as they found many users were not aware they had access to the Tolerance Analysis toolset. With the latest update, Autodesk has improved how constraints are recognized and added the ability for sub-assemblies to be supported in the stack-up detection. Last year Tolerance Analysis inside of Inventor was added for Product Design and Manufacturing Collection subscribers.
Autodesk has now added the legacy behaviour of Undirected as a default option. And you let Autodesk know you liked the new options, but still wanted the ability to select legacy default behaviour. With prior updates, they had added additional options when performing an Axis-Axis Constraint. Content filtering, content placement, route definition, and in canvas interaction have all been improved.
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JT.įrame Generator and Tube & Pipe usability improvements continued to be enhanced with Inventor 2020.2. So the design intent captured with MBD/3DA can be passed when using. Solid Sweep was also improved to help users create more complex designs as well as improve performance when impacting multiple solid bodies. This update includes a “Return to Hole” icon in the ribbon to make it even easier for you to switch between sketching and hole creation when in the Hole Command.Ī toggle option for “Allow Center Point Creation” was also added into the command panel. All in all, over 15 user-driven enhancements were implemented with this update.īased on feedback, Autodesk continued to add functionality to the Hole Command. This update focused on delivering on user requests. On November 14 th, the Inventor 2020.2 update was available.
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