Clash Detection & Interference Analysis | Autodesk Inventor

[@PavlushaPushkin]

This is an old video. Although in the new ones you said you wanted to take a break. I know it's all hard and the reward is small. Your videos are like a big encyclopedia. Even in old materials you can always find something interesting. Friend, greetings from the past and thank you very much for your work. The work of a teacher is not always well paid, but incredibly important.

[@flacaracorbului]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@chaitanyavaidya9133]

Hi, Thanks for sharing this video. I would like to know how to perform Interference Analysis for multiple I-Parts? Currently im working on approx. 200 I-parts list and want to perform this operation.

[@gerardvrught8429]

I think it would be a good idea to copy the list in to Excell.In excell, for example, you can sort the list.This would probably give you more means to further investigate.You could hide all parts and then show a set of parts and perform a interference check only between this set of parts.And after the set is investigated, you can easily delete these sets.This can realy be helpfull if you have a large amount of interferences.

[@alexharrington5574]

can you post a video of how you made the arm piece itself?

[@backdrop1123]

whats the difference between constraint and contact set?

[@Neil3D]

backdrop1123 A constraint will join two objects together, like press two faces together and keep them there. A contact set is when two objects can move around and 'clash' with eachother, if they're on a contact set they can be moved then will stop when they hit eachother... if that makes any sense?

[@Vaijykone]

It's sad to see another feature with great potential having been implemented in a half ass manner. This is really annoying considering the fact that if you do something well from the get go, it saves a lot of time and resources in the future. Plus, in many cases if something is done poorly first time, it's often times difficult if not impossible to fix and thus needs to be designed/done again from scratch. Or if it is possible to fix, it will take more resources to fix it than it would have taken if done properly from the get go. Probably once again we can thank the time to market hurry-hurry-hurry kind of mentality in business for this. Argh.

[@truestories4005]

Please remove this background music

[@BernasLL]

No.