2D Sketch Application Options | Autodesk Inventor

[@24MiHind]

Ah, what a relaxing thing watching mouse curser fly at 60 FPS. Seriously, 60 FPS for application tutorials is a MUST. Thank You, dear mate.

[@robbbarrett6430]

Hi Neil .nice one mate as always your videos have saved me from the wifes evening onslaught of Emerdale murder and mayhem which this week has left me a traumatised withering wreck, So it was nice to see you have injected a little evenings calm with the release of a nice usefull little TFI . So I doff my cap to you and thank you for that . Robb

[@khinlop]

Holy shit, I accidently pressed snap to grid button and had to suffer with that stupid thing unable to sketch properly for 2 weeks lol, thank you, finally fixed my problem.

[@jesscneal]

I always like your back to basics vids to make sure I'm on the same page. "Look at sketch plane on sketch creation and edit" is a tough one. I like it most of the time but I completely agree that for small surfaces it is totally useless. They should have a check box for "Only look at sketch plane when user wants" and have it read my mind.

[@steffenjensen5584]

Look at sketch plane issue with small surfaces, solution: disable autoproject origin (most would hate to do this) I was a bit annoyed about the "look at sketch plane" as well, and I figured out the reason. If you have autoproject origin activated and the face you chose to sketch on is far from this origin. Inventor will then center between you sketch surface and the origin point that has been included in your sketch, but it's maintaining your zoom distance. What it should have done is zoom out to cover all elements that has been autoprojected. Sadly it doesn't. If you don't use the projected origin, then disable the autoproject origin and your problem has been solved.

[@fitzbelgrave8580]

LUUUV your vids bro, you're the reason I'm sort of the Go To Guy, when Inventor randomly, n Oh so gloriously shits the bed at work..that's when I put the tips n tricks I've learned from ya to good work!! loL..I'm gonna have to Google ya on Patreon!!

[@vorupan]

The last tip might be useful to me in the future. Up to now my solution was to set the material to glass so it becomes automatically transperent ... Probably a pretty dumb workaround, but it worked. Also worked nice for animating a small assembly where i wanted a see-through effect on one part.

[@kaleemkhan-dw5fc]

Thank you very much sir.....U R My favorite teacher

[@AsantePE]

"voice actor should you be.. stop tutorials and disney you join" TFYoda

[@millerme0]

always amazing to watch and learn for you mate top guy

[@charlesball9522]

Can you explain why when in the XZ plane, if the view is oriented so that the word "top" on the view cube is written legibly the direction from left to right is 180 degrees, but if in the XY plane with the word 'front' on the view cube oriented legibly the direction from left to right is 0 degrees?

[@JesusPacheco]

I died with the Yoda jokes haha excellent tutorial, thanks

[@danseman51]

The point alignment is a pain in the ass. You can override it by holding down the CTRL key if it's enabled. I wish I had seen that options tip before because it can drive you crazy when you are sketching on top of an image.

[@MomentumForgeDesign]

undertand?

[@fitzbelgrave8580]

Mohammad Nadjafi LOL I caught that 1 too!!

[@Neil3D]

Haha it's fixed, thanks for pointing it out!

[@MomentumForgeDesign]

no problem! thanks or the amazing video's!!

[@BoldUniverse]

Thank you, as always very helpful. Ever since sperm I was, want to understand Yoda I did! ;-)

[@_Kensky]

how did you do that when you start a new sketch. does the view rotate automatically and perpendicular to it? I can't do it, or is it impossible in newer versions of Inventor? ok there is a solution to my problem at 7:20. I have no idea how I have not seen these settings. Thanks a lot, it should be turned off by default, but some very nasty mind did it the other way by default ... for a while I thought about changing the software for that very reason. It really drove me crazy. thanks again.

[@JesusPacheco]

I died with the Yoda jokes haha excellent tutorial, thanks