start using inventor

[Anna Paola]

Bye!

Does anyone want to recommend a guide or exercises to do to start with this program?
until now I used only pro/e (3).

 

[Sibillo]

guide edoardo pruneri of the mondadori,has also a cd with many examples and tutorials.

 

[bradipo666]

online guide?

 

[Polymar]

if you like to keep yourself in training with English, the best reference guide is undoubtedly mastering autodetail 2015.
then there are also all the interactive courses of the infiniteskills that in my opinion are very effective as you learn very quickly also advanced techniques, almost as if I had a personal tutor, at least not to stay still with a book in hand and conclude little when it is evening

 

[TECNOMODEL]

if you like to keep yourself in training with English, the best reference guide is undoubtedly mastering autodetail 2015.
then there are also all the interactive courses of the infiniteskills that in my opinion are very effective as you learn very quickly also advanced techniques, almost as if I had a personal tutor, at least not to stay still with a book in hand and conclude little when it is evening

All in English, I guess?

 

[Polymar]

Yes, yes, you do nothing about Italian...

 

[rf.infissi@libero.it]

guide edoardo pruneri of the mondadori,has also a cd with many examples and tutorials.

I bought it but I learned a little bit, I learned a lot more with the tutorials on youtube and trying the retrying.

I speak for personal experience

 

[ninfh]

I still have not seen a manual that is really useful, all the "base" functions of inventor you learn by doing the tutors present in the program and looking at some movies on youtube to deepen some kind of processing.

to use the configurator, macro and deepen ilogic,iassembly the tutorials are not enough, and it would make them comfortable a nice manual but still I haven't seen one...... look years ago the mastering autodesk inventor 2013 but I didn't find anything that was already covered by the tutorials and a couple of past evenings on youtube

 

[Tarkus]

I bought it but I learned a little bit, I learned a lot more with the tutorials on youtube and trying the retrying.

I speak for personal experience

well, indeed indispensable the tutorials, but above all "trying and reproducing".

 

[Polymar]

I fully agree with what is said by all you want, and I feel cmq to add that despite not yet there are "effective" manuals to learn inventor, the video tutos are a quick (and uneasy ...) method of start-up, as well as the very useful resources that you can freely download from the addesk site. I am sure that a minimum of general knowledge of any other cad 3d system will make you look like migration to almost painless inventor