![]() ![]() (se snapshot for 2 quick help locations). look into the inbuilt training resources and learning aids available from within inventor. each topic goes on a bit so have a look around. These are general kinda vague notes i know so i apologise. if not specifically then just ask and we will help. any questions just search and you will find many others with similar questions. These are all topics that you will learn to deal with as i am sure you have already bugun to. Organised within the top level assembly, and organised on the server where you are saving the files. ie lots of parts and sub assemblies.Īll of those will no doubt need to be organised in a practical way for you firstly, and for your downstream departments to manage and build. Your assembly (.iam) file contains your geometry. inventor will not run without it so you definately have it, but likely it is just set to the default configuration that was created when you installed the software. The project file lurks in the background and tells inventor where to find important information. let us know and you will get lots of advice. lots of discussions about this but it depends on what you are dealing with. There are pros and cons for various decisions. (by job number, by client, by standard set of drawings etc). You can set a particular project to active depending on how you manage your drawings. You will indeed have an active project file (.ipj) ![]() It sounds like you just need to familiarise yourself with the terms a little more. We have thousands of project files, since our projects are relatively small, and entirely self-contained.
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