"inventor fusion" differences from inventor

[Entità_vettoriale]

Hi, I am opening up to several 3d worlds and so to inform me since, I couldn't find a disappointment about it (I searched on the forum but I didn't find it, if so it isn't, I ask vein... )
What is the difference between "autodesk inventor fusion" and "autodesk inventor"? I saw that in 2012 (autocad) it is integrated fusion 2012, but it is not exactly what it consists of if it is complete inventor or something completely different, the only thing I understood is that it unites the parametric modeling to the direct one, but, besides this chicca.. Is he a complete inventor?

I must say that I have never made mechanical design, but given the opportunity of integration in acad 2012 I could take the ball to the leap... :biggrin:

thanks in advance. . .

 

[Alby189]

I honestly never used fusion, but I would be interested too.. .
from what I have seen on the net, it seems to be a plus of inventor, that makes it more polyhedric, and allows it to make changes "by free hand" on parametric parts, updating the tree, I hope not to have said a cabbage, indeed, if someone knows more I would pray to illuminate us!

 

[pompeo79]

inventor fusion is an integrated module for many versions of the 2012 autodesk manufacturing portfolio.(autocad, inventor, simulation, etc.)
is a software and technology that is born seems to me in 2009 (?) and allows a free and direct modeling, very ituitive, simple and pleasant.
Sostalziamente is a half way between a non-parametric modeling and a parametric one.
I personally use it in the management of some surfaces, where inventor surrenders or not enough, and without having to bother necessarily alias.

 

[Entità_vettoriale]

inventor fusion is an integrated module for many versions of the 2012 autodesk manufacturing portfolio.(autocad, inventor, simulation, etc.)
is a software and technology that is born seems to me in 2009 (?) and allows a free and direct modeling, very ituitive, simple and pleasant.
Sostalziamente is a half way between a non-parametric modeling and a parametric one.
I personally use it in the management of some surfaces, where inventor surrenders or not enough, and without having to bother necessarily alias.

so practically speaking, does the inventor name not mean that we have in autocad 2012 an integrated module for mechanical design?
Thank you. It was a little as I imagined but at least now I have clear ideas... .

 

[enri]

that you know inventor fusion in the future will remain a separate module integrable with sw autodesk as now or will be inserted directly as features? but especially in the first case can be purchased separately?

 

[Alby189]

About fusion: we are going to install inv2012 that will also have fusion, not knowing it I wondered what could be the benefits in the technical office deriving from its use. I better explain: I create a part with inventor, I need to do something more artistic (e.g. a shaped carter, etc.) the fusion module is already integrated in inventor or you have to reopen the fusion file and work it from there? In the latter case, reopening the file again in inventor, lost the parameters I imagine? !
I would like to understand how this program works, is it a world to itself or interface with inventor while keeping the working tree? ? ?
thanks to all and good weekend!