Inventor Drawing Custom View Orientation

Solved Inventor Drawing Change Base View Orientation Autodesk Community Use the create custom orientation command when clicking right mouse button (rmb) over the view cube itself. select look at to create a custom view orientation and click finish custom. Use custom view orientation to orient the view, follow these steps: while the drawing view dialog is open, right click the view cube > custom view orientation.

Solved Inventor Drawing Change Base View Orientation Autodesk Community Inventor drawing custom view orientation sergio daniel suárez 244 subscribers subscribe. Most dependent views are created with an alignment to the parent view, and inherit the view orientation. you can change the alignment or orientation of views placed in the drawing. Here's the screencast video showing how it's done following the steps as in my post using the assembly feature with the view in the drawing. you can either cut all the way through the model or to a given depth with the extrusion. On the place views tab, create panel, use commands to place independent views in single multiview or isometric projections or place a view that captures the current orientation of the model.

20 Sides And Not One Aligned To An Origin Plane Here's the screencast video showing how it's done following the steps as in my post using the assembly feature with the view in the drawing. you can either cut all the way through the model or to a given depth with the extrusion. On the place views tab, create panel, use commands to place independent views in single multiview or isometric projections or place a view that captures the current orientation of the model. In a drawing, double click a view to access the viewcube for that view. right click the viewcube, and click custom view orientation. a custom view window opens. on the custom view tab, click rotate at angle. use the options in the incremental view rotate dialog to set the model orientation. If this is for a drawing you could do a custom view orientation when you are placing the model. it will allow you to view the model in a bigger window and confirm what orientation you want to see in the drawing view. You can use the "rotate view" command to rotate by any angle, or in your case, by selecting an edge and either rotating it clockwise or counterclockwise, until it's either vertical or horizontal depending what you've chosen in the dialog box. Use the view cube to specify orientation of the model and type of projection.