strumenti per mesh

[TECNOMODEL]

I have to do some sort of reverse starting from a stl file that was provided to me.
It's the first time I've done such a job on inventor, I need to move the stl to direct it so that I can use it as a reference to build the solid.
the command moves bodies does not work, is there any specific command to place/seat mesh?

 

[rf.infissi@libero.it]

I think the most correct workflow is to have mesh in a reference part and work together with a new part referring to the mesh part

 

[rf.infissi@libero.it]

If you are forced to work in the same part you can direct the front view from the viewcube as you think, it is one of the viewcube options

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I have to do some sort of reverse starting from a stl file that was provided to me.
It's the first time I've done such a job on inventor, I need to move the stl to direct it so that I can use it as a reference to build the solid.
the command moves bodies does not work, is there any specific command to place/seat mesh?

to make this use rhino, you also use it,and I project the profiles on the 6 orthogonal floors

 

[TECNOMODEL]

I don't use it anymore, fortunately I add.

at the end I followed the advice of rt.infixes and I created a set where I positioned and oriented the stl.
I am surprised at the total lack of tools in inventor to be able to work on mesh.
At least the possibility of positioning them, measuring them etc. I thought it was the least that had to be there.

instead...:frown:

 

[rf.infissi@libero.it]

technomodel in the 2018 version added something for mesh analysis (measuring) but don't expect much... All in all inventor is not a mesh environment... and anyway analysis and mesh modification is increasingly laborious of solid modeling.... hello

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[TECNOMODEL]

I can understand that not being a mesh environment does not have any tools for changes, but at least the ability to place, measure and manage the minimum needed to reverse I think is the minimum for a cad like that.

 

[volaff]

Good morning.
in general how would you proceed to reverse a piece in .stl or step for example?
Is there a "scaletta" base you can follow?

Thank you all.

 

[TECNOMODEL]

When I used rhino I positioned the mesh, and for this reason it is necessary to move it, burn it etc, then I began to model trying to create the solid or the surfaces as faithful as possible to the original.
were hand-made pieces. in case of more "mechanical" details the measuring instruments are used and reproduces the whole.

 

[rf.infissi@libero.it]

Good morning.
in general how would you proceed to reverse a piece in .stl or step for example?
Is there a "scaletta" base you can follow?

Thank you all.

stl and step are two very different things. . step can be said that the model is already ready you only miss the modeling story, step is a standard format of solid modeling interchange.... while for the stl things get complicated since it's a mesh and you have to try to rebuild the geometry that developed the object.... I think there's no standard set, every piece is a story to itself, but this is my opinion. . Hi.

 

[stefanobruno]

In theory there is this:
https://apps.autodesk.com/invntor/it/detail/index?id=6950391119076900441&applang=en&os=win32_64in practice it is like there was, given the lean results and the fat problems. (maybe I had to write big "? )

 

[GiGa]

does not answer the question, but I add a link to another tool for mesh...
this should allow you to create sketches from the mesh sections (I don't know if in the latest releases is already present as a command).intersect mesh bodyin 2018 actually there are several commands to edit a mesh... but do they only work with the mesh created directly in inventor and not with the imported ones?