Inventor 101: Applying Assembly Constraints

[@Nachotronix]

at 0:55 you center the part by specifying the distance that's needed for it to be at the center, is there a way to do it so it stays centered WITHOUT Specifying the distance? and for it to stay centered no matter what changes or not? i mean, this is all cute and all up until the client needs to change the diameter and the piece will no longer be centered and the distance will need to be modified manually, which is not ideal if you need to do A LOT of mates this way

[@Jdmess9]

This video is so fast and you actually don't say everything that you are doing which makes it even harder to follow, I am finding these videos useful but very hard to follow. I don't think that I should have to watch the video multiple times to understand what you are doing

[@saiganeshnangunoori8018]

please provide the link for sample files.

[@Stallnig]

Why does one have to use value input to constrain things in the center of something? Why is there no equidistant constraint?

[@WalidChaouieche]

The music is really annoying and it’s hard to focus

[@jot9979]

Luulin, että oli tarkoitus opastaa miten nämä toiminnot suoritetaan. Aloittelevalle todella hankala seurata mitä tapahtuu, kun ns. "opettajalla" tuntuu olevan jokin älytön KIIRE! Opetusvideon tarkoituksena ei tulisi olla esitys siitä kuinka nopeasti opettaja pystyy hiiren nuolta liikuttelemaan ruudulla niin nopeasti ettei perässä pysy! Tällaisten opettajien pitäisi osallistua mallinnuskilpailuihin, kuka nopeammin piirtää jonkin kappaleen. Opettamisen voisi jättää sellaisille henkilöille jotka todella osaavat ja haluavat jakaa tietoa/opettaa.

[@Stallnig]

how does one orient a Part along to the global coordinate axises?

[@filiphsandberg7505]

My assemlbe dont work tahat way, it locks the part, they care glued. i'm making the same command as you..

[@AutodeskMFG]

Hi filiph sandberg, Sorry to hear you're having technical difficulties. The best way to get a detailed response to your Inventor specific questions is by posting on the Inventor Forum. Here's the link: forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/bd-p/78 Hope this helps! Best regards, The Autodesk Inventor Team

[@JulianParanic]

Make it faster please ...... I know you know it but this is for learning

[@AmarSingh-ql7nl]

Amarsingh

[@sariaalhalak]

Good good good

[@wispie.]

bad bad bad