2D Sketch Format Options - Autodesk Inventor Part Tutorial | Autodesk Inventor 2021 IN DEPTH

Accelerate your career, business, or hobby by learning about 2D SKETCH FORMAT OPTIONS (Construction Geometry, Driven Dimension, Center Line, Center Point, Show Format, Line Weight, Line Style, Line Color) and their applications within a part file. I genuinely appreciate you choosing to learn with Engineering Applied and welcome you to the Autodesk Inventor Tutorial Series (Autodesk Inventor Tutorial for Beginners) where we are taking an in-depth look into this awesome and easy to use CAD software! This video is part of a complete and easy to follow Part Creation Tutorial Module that covers all of the major tools and functions used to create 3D geometry. You can find the rest of the series on my channel under the "Autodesk Inventor Tutorials" Playlist. Also, check the end of the description for time stamps to specific functions in this video. If there is anything else you would like to see or learn about, feel free to reach out via the contact page on my website.
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Time Stamps:
0:00 - Introduction - Like, Subscribe, and Turn on Notifications! :)
What is Construction Geometry and How do I Create it?
0:46 - Brief Explanation of Construction Geometry with Basic Example
2:00 - How to Create Construction Geometry
3:04 - Basic Example (Construction Continued)
3:45 - Construction/Non-Construction Geometry (Practical Example)
Driven Dimensions
5:06 - What is a Driven Dimension? A Brief Explanation.
5:38 - Driven Dimension (Practical Example)
Centerline
7:48 - What is a Centerline? A Brief Explanation.
8:01 - Centerline Element (Example)
Centerpoint
10:41 - Center Points (Explanation and Example)
How to Change Appearance (Line Type, Color, Weight) of Sketch Element
14:30 - How to Access Format Options
14:58 - Line Type (Changes Style of Element)
15:20 - Line Color (Changes Color of Element)
15:31 - Line Weight (Changes Thickness of Element)
Show Format Option
15:50 - Show Format (Explanation and Example)
How to Change Line Appearance Back to Default
16:37 - Line Appearance Defaults
17:08 - Conclusion - Like, Subscribe, and Turn on Notifications! Thanks for watching! :)
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Thank you , it was informative and easy :) appreciate it :)

[@engineeringapplied]

You're welcome! I'm glad it helped!

[@TYTAX_HOME_GYMS]

Thank you for the video tutorial. Inventor is very similar to the Fusuion 360 I'm working on at the moment. Many options are the same or very similar. Why do I want to switch from F360 to Inventor? After 2 years of working on F360 (and learning this program from Lars Christiansen) and reading a lot of comments and opinions, Inventor is a more stable program, has better computational performance (especially during assemblies), and has added a lot of motions to assemblies. Fusion360 is not the best program for creating assemblies with multiple elements and adding movements.

[@engineeringapplied]

You're welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful! They are similar in many ways. I think a lot of people are asking a similar question with regards to whether or not the switch from one software package to the other is worth doing. For a lot of basic engineering/drafting roles, as well as new entrepreneurs and product designers, Fusion 360 is more than capable for their job/business needs (especially for the relatively low price). It will be interesting to see how the performance of Fusion 360 will improve over time since it is cloud-based. I appreciate you taking the time to comment on my videos and thank you for watching!