Project Geometry as Construction Lines! Inventor 2018.1

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  • Опубліковано 9 лют 2025

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  • @Neil3D
    @Neil3D  7 років тому +8

    ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT SO IT TURNS OUT YOU CAN DO HALF OF THIS IN OLDER INVENTORS! F88K MY LIFE! It's still good tho innit.

    • @TheToftegaard
      @TheToftegaard 7 років тому +1

      Still good though :)
      keep up the great content on your channel.
      both educational and entertaining to watch :)

    • @augustoperezmendoza8409
      @augustoperezmendoza8409 7 років тому +1

      TFI jajajaja I was going to comment as well but everybody had already spotted that out. Thanks anyway Neil!

  • @jesscneal
    @jesscneal 7 років тому +2

    The toggle was available but I have never liked that because it will get stuck on or off. I prefer the checkbox in options. Thanks Neil. I never pay attention to when updates are available so I'm glad I'm subscribed to you :)

  • @Chipsster12
    @Chipsster12 7 років тому

    I remember when I first learned about this “feature.” Great video by the by, excited about 2018 as well!

  • @Maquinoman
    @Maquinoman 7 років тому +4

    Your channel is great !! Greetings from Costa Rica.

  • @TheToftegaard
    @TheToftegaard 7 років тому +6

    Hi.
    I don’t know when they made it possible to project construction lines.
    But I have been using the "construction toggle switch", to project construction lines with inventor 2017. cheers :)
    I don't know if it works in inventor 2016 or any older inventor versions.

    • @Numian
      @Numian 7 років тому +3

      Can confirm, its working in 2017 as well, not just 2018.1

    • @Danieldavis5901
      @Danieldavis5901 7 років тому +5

      Ya "construction toggle switch" is available for my version of 2016 as well.

    • @TongBoyJunior
      @TongBoyJunior 7 років тому +2

      Toftee, same here, using '17 still and have been projecting geometry as construction for a while. This may have been in '16 as well but don't remember.

  • @DiahRhiaJones
    @DiahRhiaJones 7 років тому

    Great video, as always.
    Any chance I could get you to check out "Woodwork 4 Inventor" and maybe do some videos about that, in the same vein as your vanilla Inventor tutorial videos? Its a really solid add-on for Inventor and I think a lot of other people here would like to see it.

  • @tomaszkubiak1011
    @tomaszkubiak1011 7 років тому

    I remember using toggle construction for projecting lines as a construction lines since i used 2013.

  • @BryanKelley1998
    @BryanKelley1998 7 років тому

    Hi Neil,
    Before the AppOp Sketch setting, users could do this with the Construction toggle whilst in Sketchmode for quite some time.
    Thanks,
    -B

    • @Neil3D
      @Neil3D  7 років тому +1

      Yea I discovered that immediately after re-uploading this, thought f**k it I'm not re-doing this for a third time so I'll just leave it as is! There'll be people with older Inventors who didn't know you could do this, might try it, bonus, happy days.

    • @BryanKelley1998
      @BryanKelley1998 7 років тому

      I'm pretty certain it was there before I was a Product Designer on the Inventor project, so that was the 2007 release. Then we were called User Experience Designers to coincide with the Ribbon release. 2010?

  • @hamedashrafi4885
    @hamedashrafi4885 6 років тому

    Why they don’t hide them altogether? And let us use edges/vertecies as references.

  • @jacksat2252
    @jacksat2252 7 років тому

    I thought I saw it for a split sec.
    But after a refresh of my browser ,poeff gone. :-)

    • @Neil3D
      @Neil3D  7 років тому +1

      I even had the document on screen in the video saying "YES U CAN DO DIS" and there was me saying "NO U NO CANT DO DIS". Sometimes I wonder I how even manage to turn a computer on.

    • @Yokeus
      @Yokeus 7 років тому +1

      TFI You know I wonder the same thing sometimes, Burned myself on my microwave the other day. It's a miracle that I can get anything done

  • @raydavis2904
    @raydavis2904 7 років тому

    Pretty lame.