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Overview of the rendering and animation tools in Inventor - Inventor Tutorial
From the course: Autodesk Inventor: Product Design Workflow
Overview of the rendering and animation tools in Inventor
- In this final chapter of Product Design with Autodesk Inventor, we will take a look at how to use the presentation and documentation tools. The first task we will tackle is creating an exploded view of the beverage caddy, where we will in essence take apart the assembled model in order to create an animation sequence. Then, we will record the sequence in video form and export the movie. This type of file is very useful when you need to show how parts relate to each other, or when you want to show the parts going into place and assembling. Next, we will walk through the steps of creating a rendered image of the caddy assembly that can be used for client presentation and marketing. Finally, we will generate example working drawings, and I have a couple here to show you, of a couple of the caddy parts. We'll show the basic descriptive information, such as height, width and depth, and other important notations important to the manufacturing process. Although we'll only briefly touch on…
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Overview of the rendering and animation tools in Inventor1m 29s
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Creating an exploded view of the caddy4m 22s
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Recording and exporting an animation of the caddy assembly3m 34s
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Creating a rendered image of the caddy assembly6m 39s
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Creating a technical drawing of the caddy7m 42s
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