(Parts and assemblies only.) Allows the model's mass properties to be exported. Allows recipients of the eDrawings file to save it as an STL file from the eDrawings Viewer. Is disabled and no one can measure the model. If you do not enable this option, measurement If theįile is review-enabled, then anyone can measure Have an eDrawings Professional license from theĮnables measurement of this model by other eDrawings Professional users. (Assemblies only.) Exports hidden components in an Autodesk Inventor assembly file in the eDrawings file with the visibility set to hidden.Įxport multiple configurations and drawings sheetsĮxports iPart/iAssembly configurations or multiple drawings sheets in the eDrawings file.Įxports bill of material information from an Autodesk Inventor assembly in the eDrawings file.Įnables a pop-up dialog that appears if you publish an eDrawings file but do not (Drawings only.) Saves the shaded data from the drawing document in the eDrawings file.

Select from these options which vary depending on the file type:.

The file currently open in Autodesk Inventor is exported using the options set in the Options dialog box (see Options below). Opens the eDrawings Viewer with the eDrawings file displayed. When I say finish the sketch it will update.The eDrawings toolbar is also available with these options.

For example, I can right-click on the section line and say edit, and just simply drag the section line out.

I'll locate my line, place it through, I'll just do a simple section. The way Inventor works now is a little different than it was in the years past, where we can grab our view, drag the scale, proximate the location and immediately start to place projected views. This will be third angle projection, and I'll create a base view. I'll begin with my part file on screen and create a drawing. And of course we'll edit a hole table as well. We'll also modify a style in the drawing. In this lesson, we'll create a section view and make modifications to it. Now we'll take a look at the drawing certification objectives.

Inventor drawings