icon part.. .

[leggera]

What's the difference between the two icons??
the cube is the usual part, but I can't understand what particularity has the other icon.
As I'm doing the bookstores importing them I found this icon.
It seems to me that it is created by the inventor's bookstores. Am I right?
thanks in advance.

 

[Sleepers]

I don't know.

I tried to find here help But I don't see that icon.

(google --> "inventor part browser icon reference")

 

[leggera]

Hi.

It's not there.
We hope someone answers me.

Thank you.

 

[DrBarde]

I have not yet passed to inventor 2024 but lacks little, said this seems to me the difference between personalized part and part of the contained center. that is the ''normal' cube' is untied by the center contained once created.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

https://help.autodesk.com/view/invntor/2024/ita/?guid=guid-cb6b1637-71ad-4753-8cc9-19559bfee3a5

 

[Sleepers]

https://help.autodesk.com/view/invntor/2024/ita/?guid=guid-cb6b1637-71ad-4753-8cc9-19559bfee3a5

ah, right, had to be sought in the environment together View attachment 71484

 

[Peppe]

What's the difference between the two icons??
the cube is the usual part, but I can't understand what particularity has the other icon.
As I'm doing the bookstores importing them I found this icon.
It seems to me that it is created by the inventor's bookstores. Am I right?
View attachment 71483thanks in advance.

both parts are inserted from the content center, that with the blue cube is a part inserted as "personalized" and then saved in a non-standard position but defined by the user

 

[leggera]

it is true from center content.
I usually do the custom part as highlighted by wedges, but in practical terms there are pros and cons to use one or the other?

 

[Peppe]

it is true from center content.
I usually do the custom part as highlighted by wedges, but in practical terms there are pros and cons to use one or the other?

is the question why personalized? the center contained by definition is a customizable library and set to duty save all components in a single location.
in the case of custom parts that should, for any reason, be updated via "upstream" command c.c. parts are not considered for which this case is to be used in extreme cases.