GianniM
Guest
Hi.
I am doing exercises with inventor, using the command “insert frame”.
Since these frames are quite large and complex, I'm comfortable creating within the assemblies that I correspond to the welded.
to make this first rub the commands made available by inventor for the frames in order to cut the profiles properly.
then create welded assemblies by inserting the respective parts through the reverse command (demote / promote). But at this point I can no longer use the commands of the generator (e.g. extension, size), this is the first problem.
to solve I have to return the profile to the original state, (promotion command) and then retrocede it again. However, in order to reinsert it into the right welded assembly, I must always hand-written the name of the axieme.
I wonder if I'm wrong. if I use the functions of inventor incorrectly, do you have advice?
I am doing exercises with inventor, using the command “insert frame”.
Since these frames are quite large and complex, I'm comfortable creating within the assemblies that I correspond to the welded.
to make this first rub the commands made available by inventor for the frames in order to cut the profiles properly.
then create welded assemblies by inserting the respective parts through the reverse command (demote / promote). But at this point I can no longer use the commands of the generator (e.g. extension, size), this is the first problem.
to solve I have to return the profile to the original state, (promotion command) and then retrocede it again. However, in order to reinsert it into the right welded assembly, I must always hand-written the name of the axieme.
I wonder if I'm wrong. if I use the functions of inventor incorrectly, do you have advice?