How to create iParts | Autodesk Inventor

How to create an iPart, using a simple part to demonstrate the creation process and how to use them in an assembly and drawing. #Autodesk #Inventor #Tutorial #3DCAD #Design #Engineering #CAD

[@Neil3D]

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[@kvzsmith]

Great tutorial. I've been using iParts for several years (actually I'm the only one at my office who knows how to create them) but you've shown that there is even more to do with them. Thanks so much!

[@drfleau]

I love how you say "... a choob" instead of "a tube". Cracks me up.

[@ActiveFatmaN]

you always make me feel that inventor is so easy. thanks for all the turorials:)

[@axlxavier]

Very nice & valuable video, thanks for your patience doing this.

[@deniseinacio6503]

Was hoping to find out how to specifically make a custom iPart vs. Standard. will look for more videos from you because YOU ARE THE BEST, BY FAR. thank you!

[@davidmartin7268]

Very good introduction into iparts. thanks.

[@anggitamahyudani4848]

i've been ssing around on a friends soft soft for years, finally bought it. I found your videos and instantly subscribed and have been

[@taimoorsiddiqui2044]

This was no doubt one of the best tutorials ever...!! Thanks a bunch ...!!

[@grubx2]

Great job. I have watched many tutorials and yours really stand out! Straight to the point and informative. Please do get carried away with the extras above beginner info! I like the music!

[@jrodriguezm12]

Thanks Man, I think is Good,,, I understand all you information and I can do all see you

[@idasmith8644]

[Nephew of Ida] Jorge from Hendrickson?

[@davidlourensz4822]

Hey mate, bloody good lessons. This is my first one I have seen so far, hope you have many things on Inventor. I love teaching like this because I get it!! :) Thanks very much...

[@dietmarsfotoreisen2773]

Great tutorial helping me a lot by creating I parts for my daily work

[@lgustaignacia3840]

Hey. Seriously. Thank you. I just downloaded soft and I can CLEARLY see why your vid was recomnded. You're an aweso intro into

[@auroramccain5453]

you're a great teacher, love the simplicity, with details! subbed!

[@jakobsoliman3762]

Your Videos are such master pieces i should have known earlier about them when I was in school. 👏

[@pandyofficial4708]

TNice tutorials might just be the first motivational comnt ive ever seen on a tutorial vid. ga thanks bro

[@randywetzler5976]

Great job! I enjoy your teaching methods, thanks for sharing

[@yotsaton111]

TNice tutorials is really well done Mike, thanks for putting the ti and energy into tNice tutorials.

[@amerbazerbashi3804]

Great work keep going .... thanks

[@reyventhorbonina5292]

Thank u so much, interested in starting so soft during quarintine and just need a place to get started, thx for the support

[@yasirsarfaraj3890]

Thank you for tNice tutorials very clear and concise tutorial. Look forward to more videos from u

[@rvalerio6640]

this was an amazing video and very well explained it helps me a lot thanks

[@jak1882]

firstly I would like to wish you well and to say a huge thank you for uploading these videos as they have been an invaluable resource to

[@TheCadman49]

Clear as mud it gives you something to build on I think it was well done cheers.

[@iamwonder9300]

Excellent Demo and explanation

[@florenciamoreira1567]

TNice tutorials is absolutly the best video of the world you expaining skills are good and it was a honor to see tNice tutorials vid well done

[@hunterm7656]

thank you soo much very direct link n works for me love the way you expressed the installation .

[@tabrizhussain487]

Very good video! Clear and easy to understand. Thanks!

[@jaynaidoo909]

Awesome tutorial

[@abogame6852]

Excellent video ...............................Thank You !!!

[@joemorin9168]

Great tutorial. I agree with the compliments from the others. I'm looking for a way in an assembly with 2 instances of a part to have one instance one configuration and the other one a different configuration. I think it has something to do with standard versus custom but can't seem to get this to work. Thanks.

[@conradsinsua7415]

good video....concise and to the point

[@CADSchulungen]

Great video - clear and practical - thanks!

[@gevidamusic4716]

Your explanation is very clean and clear Thx

[@yoofidesigns4704]

Great turorial

[@computermobile1291]

Thank you so much for making stuff in soft a lot easier to understand.

[@user-bf6nn2hs6i]

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!This is cool, well done!

[@user-ni8bl8qq5x]

Thankyou for actually explaining tNice tutorialngs. Other videos that I watched started talking about how to make soft and didn't ntion anytNice tutorialng

[@83DarthVader]

Great video. Thanks

[@xhuyentran]

And the background music is awesome!!

[@keshavbhavsar0411]

hell... yeah.. amazing ... loved your way of teaching....

[@jpgarcia90]

thanks man! great tutorials

[@awanmoviemixing4200]

This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.

[@unitechdesign5066]

a great video good to go thank you

[@gevillgar]

Great explanation. Thanks!

[@Nixon-di5rx]

Great job.

[@thetalentsofkharan9018]

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@TheArif78]

You are the teacher.I feel educated.

[@ebos0135]

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[@saidibrahimcadliftstudio2410]

you are smart man my friend thanks for your efforts ...

[@davidvacamunoz1558]

Awesome man! This video really helped me! 10/10

[@oussamakorabi1315]

Your actually the goat, This helped so much thank you.

[@mcnabster]

Great....thank you......

[@davywavy5364]

Hi Neil is there any chance to do a mega video on Iassemblies as I cant get me brain around them -you make it all look so easy.

[@garda9196]

it very well! Good Job!

[@ryankirk3577]

Awesome.. MANY questions answered !

[@kimstausjacobsen]

Thanks for sharing

[@arthurtasca4527]

great job! it is pretty straightforward and useful. The only comment I have is that the music volume was a little too high and in some parts it would make it a little harder to understand what you were saying.

[@fedezamora]

First of all, great tutorial! Now I would love to know how iParts function with Vault. How do you update the derivative files created, do you have to check them all out before you update the master? How does that work? I'd love to get help understanding that!

[@federicovarchetta2853]

Awesome program

[@TheFanie95]

Best tutorials ever.

[@geertvandamme7802]

Good Video !! thanks

[@idasmith8644]

[Nephew of Ida] It's now the 2nd great video from you I watched. I am enthusiastic! I work normally with Siemens NX, but Inventor is much cheaper and very good!!

[@calebhottes540]

Very informative video, and i like the music.

[@Kero139]

Nice tutorial

[@piotergaming6533]

Very helpful, thank you

[@GAMERGEBITER]

Great job, thank you :)

[@TG-ee1ol]

very good job

[@thantzin4759]

Hey! Thanks so much for this video!

[@lucianaxu5803]

Bro I really do appreciate you for this help, Thanks! I subscribed and Liked the video.

[@studentcodrity2232]

Thanks for the help.

[@67dandro]

Loved the iParts video. Learned a lot. I created a 1 5/8" wide Unistrut iPart with 11 variations as an experiment. Worked great. I made the Length a custom parameter so I could change that as I place it in an assembly. However, what I would really like is for this iPart to be a starting point for creating a separate part file that I can then edit, i.e. put end treatments and holes in etc. Is there a way to save a placed iPart as standard .ipt? Or, is there another way of generating a file similar to the Content Center structural shapes?

[@estebanbedoyaarroyave16]

Thanks for your video, it's very usefull

[@fahrifinoza4654]

TNice tutorials should be the first video that pops up when you're new to making soft

[@kersamjernezian]

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[@sunnysideup1597]

good job male, thanks!

[@samirahartl4267]

Thank you, it works perfect!

[@josemagalhaes343]

excellent, thank you

[@manojmahto9413]

thanks, it actually let me through so i could download it.

[@jrodriguezm12]

Thank for you Video,

[@imatang02]

Thanks, this was really helpful!

[@afisher555]

Thanks! Can I then make an ipart into a solid body, as i use solid body modelling?

[@chillix0395]

Hey mate, really good video! Is there a way, that when I place it into an assembly, that I can edit the pre-given dimensions? So I can change the parameters freely? Thank you

[@derekjkerr]

Hi TFI, Really great tutorial on iParts. Got me up and running with a simple assembly made up of a couple of sub-assemblies. Settling upon configuration that best suits my needs I have gone on to pull together a suite of drawings featuring a bill of materials parts list. It would be helpful if I could send you a couple of screenshots. I have enabled structure and parts only in the sub-assemblies, however, when I try to do the same in the top-level assembly parts only does not present itself. I'm not sure if this is causing my problem when I get to including the parts list in my drawing. In my drawing no matter what I do I cannot get my parts list to show all the parts in the top-level parts list. Have you any tips to help you show all the parts in the top-level list? Kindest regards, Derek.

[@arinjitpaul]

tNice tutorials was so cool thanks man

[@farmacialasmariasca6838]

thanks helpful vid

[@kersamjernezian]

Thank you . You are amaziny

[@robbbarrett3711]

Hi Neil is it possible to have a i assembly eg a six sided box that could be manipulated in a similar method as in i parts to produce different variants all in one go . I hope that makes sense thanks for the really useful tutorials keep em coming its driving the wife Crackers .

[@deftonroad4810]

you are the best dude

[@xhuyentran]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your tips! :-)

[@SuperGazmatron]

Great Video Mate thanks for that ! I'm struggling with something on my level 2 course though ! I have to create a plug socket with one plug hole then make it an ipart which changes to a 2 then 4 plug socket. I can do this easy enough but then theres 2 things that don't seem right......once I've finished them I physically have to click on my plug socket TOP part then click on which instance I want to see e.g SocketNum 2 then click on return to the full assembly and my tutor tells me I shouldn't need to do this ? secondly I have to press the update button in order for the BASE of this plug socket which is its own part to update accordingly, I kind of understand the whole ipart thing but I think I've got a bit of a sketchy way of doing it ATM. Could you do a video for creating an ipart that also has another part attached to it that will automatically update please ?

[@mustafah.allawi3459]

thanks, that was so easy

[@blancaviera47]

You are dope bro! Damn , thank you so much, subbed

[@rgj3038]

Hi, was there an updated version of this tutorial? Would be great to know if what was the improvement in Inventor up to this date with referring to creating an iParts. Thanks!

[@xgeneration6037]

Your tutorials are awesome!, super clear, precise and to the point, good job.........but here's one for I'd like to know if you can help me with:I created parts in inventor, I am exporting to dwg........when I open them in AutoCAD they orientate differently and I have to perform a 3D rotate, this is a pain when I have in excess of 100 dwg's to re-orientate, can you advise on how to get the inventor model to position identical once exported to AutoCAD.....please????

[@richardspeelman1885]

Hi, thanks for the great instruction video. I have tried it and it worked perfectly. I have also tried to do this on an assembly that is based on 1 main part with 2 different parts who are linked to the main part. There dimension is based on the main part in this situation. I made the main part an Ipart and replaced the Ipart into the assembly. Then I made the assembly an Iassembly. It gave me the correct chooses to select different dimensions from the main part, but the other 2 parts in the assembly will not update because they are still linked to the original main part. Is there a solution for this? Best regards, Richard

[@mjtunstall1976]

when making new dimensions to the table, are you suppose to generate each line in the table?

[@mariadelmar9462]

Great job, you really deserve my subscribe

[@AliKandemir]

Nice tutorial brother i just want to ask you wNice tutorialch software is easy and best to learn as DAW soft soft or abelton live. Pls reply as soon as you can

[@wilbyfabricationsltd483]

How do you add a another rectangular hollow section to the material labraries