Autodesk Inventor 2015 Advanced Course Armin Graef

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1 Autodesk Inventor 2015 Advanced Course Armin Graef

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3 Autodesk Inventor 2015 Advanced Course PREFACE TO THE COMPLETE TRAINING MANUAL The transition from 2D design to 3D design is well underway. With the easy to use and powerful Inventor software from Autodesk, Inc. you can also perform this transition relatively quickly. The objective of the training manual is to help you in this whole process and especially, to make the first steps of working with the CAD software as easy as possible. If the Inventor software has already been installed, you have probably already seen the very extensive and interesting Inventor Help system. What advantages do you have if you also own this training manual in addition to the documentation of the CAD system? First, you will notice the special order in which the different topics of the Inventor software are discussed in the manual. On the one hand, subsequent chapters are mostly, only dependent on the knowledge of previous chapters. On the other hand, I wanted to make sure that a beginner, in particular, should be able to quickly understand the scope of a typical 3D system in its entirety. In addition, it was vital to me to distinguish between those commands which are "absolute necessary" and "less important" tools. Therefore the book was basically divided into three parts. Within the first and second part the three main topics of most 3D systems are repeatedly explained: the "Part Modeling", the "Assembly Modeling", and the creation of "Drawings". Additionally, at the end of the second part, the chapter "Special Subjects" is also included. In this chapter more subject-specific topics are discussed, like for example "Sheet Metal Design" or "Weldment Design". Within the third part, all those topics are explained, which are also very interesting, but are not absolutely necessary to create the first designs. The many exercises will also be very beneficial for you. Basically they consist of two distinct types. On the one hand, there are the relative small exercises which are available for all theoretically discussed commands. On the other hand, there are also the major exercises, which are generally more focused on multiple subjects or on solving a design task. The additional and often different explanations of the theoretical background of the various tools and capabilities of the Inventor software in comparison to the help system can also be an advantage for you. Great importance is particularly attached on a clear structuring of the respective topics. Therefore in the following sections, you will find relatively little "text in the form of a novel", but many "main points" and even more matching "sub points". Finally, I don't want to forget to emphasize here that the most effective way to learn a CAD system is a good training course in combination with a matching manual. If you also share this opinion, please have a closer look at my website on the Internet. I wish you a lot of success in working with the Inventor software. Armin Graef Internet: Inv2015/Advanced Course 1

4 Advanced Course Autodesk Inventor 2015 COPYRIGHT All rights reserved, including the translation. No part of this work may be reproduced or processed electronically, duplicated or distributed in any form without the prior written permission of the author. Author: Armin Graef Internet: DISCLAIMER This work was thoroughly checked. Author and publisher exclude any liability for damages, resulting from direct or indirect use of this work. TRADEMARKS The software and hardware names and the trademarks used in this work are subject to legal copyright, trademark and patent protection. Autodesk, AutoCAD, DWG, the DWG logo, and Inventor are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and other countries. All screen shots of dialog boxes in this book are screen shots of Autodesk products. Autodesk screen shots - reproduced with permission of Autodesk, Inc. 2 Inv2015/Advanced Course

5 Autodesk Inventor 2015 Advanced Course PREFACE TO THE ADVANCED COURSE As mentioned before, my whole training manuals to the Autodesk Inventor 2015 software are divided into three parts. This manual, the so-called "Advanced Course", contains "Part 3". The other two parts of the whole training manuals are included within the so-called "Basic Course". In general, this book should be worked through before the "Advanced Course". The "Tables of Contents" of both books can be downloaded via the website " THE MAIN STRUCTURE OF BOTH BOOKS The highest levels of the contents of both books are shown on the right. In "Part 1" and "Part 2" they do not contain any technical subdivision. The different terms of a 3D system (sketches, features, assemblies,...) are only used below these chapter headings. The repetition of the three main topics "Part Modeling", "Assembly Modeling" and "Drawings" was chosen, so that, first the "simpler" tools and then the "more complex" tools to the same main topic could be explained. Within the chapter "Special Subjects", the topics "Sheet Metal Design", "Weldment Design", "Simple piping...", "More complex Solid Modeling", and "Frame Generator" are discussed. In "Part 3" the aforementioned manner of subdivision was not carried out anymore. Book: Basic Course Part 1 - Introduction - Part Modeling - Assembly Modeling - Drawings Part 2 - Part Modeling - Assembly Modeling - Drawings - Special Subjects Book: Advanced Course Part 3 - Representations and Selection methods - Additional Tools - Skeletal Modeling - Administration and Configuration - Parameters and Libraries - Data Exchange - Splines and Surface Modeling - Tube and Pipe - Cable and Harness - Stress Analysis and Frame Analysis - ilogic - Data Management with Autodesk Vault - Design Accelerator - Adaptivity - Further Display Tools - Presentations - Inventor Studio Inv2015/Advanced Course 3

6 Advanced Course Autodesk Inventor 2015 SPECIAL CONVENTIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS To simplify notation and to improve clarity, the following conventions and abbreviations are often used in this document. Text example in the document Ribbon/3D Model/Create/Revolve <Revolve> Browser/Sketch1/Edit Sketch [Skizze1/Edit Sketch] Graphics Window/RMB/Extrude {Extrude}.../RMB/... Action to be performed Choose the "Revolve" command by clicking once with the left mouse button on the icon "Revolve" on the Ribbon (Model tab, Create panel) (Abbreviation: angle brackets) Choose the "Edit Sketch" command by clicking once with the right mouse button (context menu) on the name "Sketch1" within the browser (Abbreviation: square brackets) Choose the "Extrude" command by clicking once with the right mouse button within the graphics window and select the item "Extrude" from the context menu (for example from the special Marking Menu) (Abbreviation: curly brackets) Press the right mouse button on any object 4 Inv2015/Advanced Course

7 Autodesk Inventor 2015 Advanced Course Contents Advanced Course Part 3: 1. Representations and Selection methods Design View Representations Within assemblies Within parts Within drawings Selection Priority and Selection Methods Level of Detail Representations Generally Within assemblies Within drawings Substitutes "Manual" management of Substitutes "Automatic" management of Substitutes Positional Representations Within assemblies Within drawings Additional Tools User-defined folders in the browser Within assembly files Within drawing files Open an associated drawing file Contact Solver Productivity UCS Analysis tools in parts and Region Properties of sketches Analysis tools in parts Draft Analysis Zebra Analysis Surface Analysis Curvature Analysis Cross Section Analysis Calculation of Region Properties in sketches Express Mode for large assemblies Working with larger assemblies (Overview only) Simplifying Models Simplifying assemblies Simplifying parts Skeletal Modeling Overview (other sections with Skeletal Modeling) Sketch Blocks Creating components from Sketch Blocks Actions to store Sketch Blocks as components Actions in assemblies with components that were created from Sketch Blocks Creating a Layout part file within an assembly Inv2015/Advanced Course 5

8 Advanced Course Autodesk Inventor Administration and Configuration Further Project Management Project Editor Creating a favorable folder and project structure Managing File Versions Pack and Go Application Options Settings in Styles and Libraries Styles and Style Libraries...84 Changing a project to customize Templates and a Style Library...85 Customizing Styles and a Style Library regarding Drawings...85 Changing the project so that files cannot be modified "accidentally" Appearance Libraries and Material Libraries Additional tools for "Style Libraries" and "Libraries" Document dependent settings in drawings Customizing Document Settings Customizing Sheet Formats Managing Title Blocks...98 Copying, Pasting, Renaming, Deleting, and Inserting a Title Block...98 Creating and positioning texts in a Title Block...98 Changing an existing text parameter...99 Creating a new text parameter of type "Physical Properties - Model" Creating a Custom Property in a drawing file Creating a Text Parameter for a Custom Property Changing the properties of lines by choosing appropriate layers Importing and editing a company logo from an AutoCAD file Filling out a Title Block Importing a Title Block from AutoCAD Copying and Pasting a complete Title Block into another file Copying and Pasting some objects of a Title Block Custom Model iproperties in Title Blocks Managing Drawing Borders Inserting the Default Border Creating, Editing and Inserting Zone Borders Creating Custom Borders Special BOM Customizations Controlling the content of Bill of Materials and Parts Lists with Parameters Base Quantity, Base Unit, Unit Quantity, and Total Quantity Formatting and replacing columns in Parts Lists Grouping multiple rows to single rows in Bill of Materials and in Parts Lists Custom Model Properties Customizing the Ribbon, Keyboard, and Marking Menu Parameters and Libraries D Constraints in the form of imates Creating imates Assigning imates Modifying imates Creating a library: Controlling single files Only with parameters With Excel spreadsheet With iparts Terms Standard ipart Factory and ipart Members of a simple Angle Bracket Custom ipart Factory and ipart Members of a simple Angle Bracket Standard ipart Factory and ipart Members of a Flange with Microsoft Excel Sheet Metal Standard ipart Factory Inv2015/Advanced Course

9 Autodesk Inventor 2015 Advanced Course 5.3 Creating a library: Controlling multiple files With a linked Excel spreadsheet With Derived Components (with or without embedded Excel spreadsheet) With linked Parameters With iassemblies ifeatures Sheet metal Cut for a D-Sub connector Extruded hole with thread Simple Extruded Hole as Sheet Metal Punch ifeature Relief DIN 509 Form E Use a table-driven ifeature within an ipart Create a table-driven ifeature from an ipart Flared Pipe End (example for connecting edges) Installation, configuration and customization of the Content Center Installation of the Content Center Configuration of the Content Center Customization of the Content Center Copy and edit existing objects of the Content Center Publishing parts in the Content Center Publishing features in the Content Center Data Exchange Latest list of supported versions of other CAD formats Exporting data From IPT, IAM to BMP, PNG, PDF, SAT, STEP, X_T, STL Source format: Part (*.ipt) Source format: Assembly (*.iam) From an Inventor format to DWF From IDW to DWG, DXF By means of "Save Copy As AutoCAD DWG or DXF" By means of "Save As Inventor DWG" (DWG TrueConnect) Importing data From an AutoCAD format into an Inventor format Importing a "3DSOLID" file Opening an AutoCAD file (DWG TrueConnect) Splines and Surface Modeling Splines General Splines Creating Editing Creating and editing a spline within a 3D Sketch Equation Curves Surface Modeling Overview Creating surfaces Importing files from other CAD systems Thicken/Offset Boundary Patch Loft Sculpt Copy Object Editing surfaces in the Model Environment Stitch Extend Surface Trim Surface Split Faces Create Silhouette Curve Replace Face Repair Bodies Inv2015/Advanced Course 7

10 Advanced Course Autodesk Inventor Edit faces within the Repair Environment Stitch Edit Regions Extend the edges of a face Intersect Faces Extract Loop Boundary Trim Reverse Normal Boundary Patch Unstitch Transfer Surface Find Errors, Heal Errors, Previous Error, Next Error Special Drawing Views Slice Tube and Pipe Introduction Basic structure of an assembly with "Tubes and Pipes" Tools for "Tubes and Pipes" Basic Tube and Pipe Styles Placing and Connecting Fittings Placing, Replacing, and Refreshing Fittings from Content Center Placing Fitting Connecting Fittings Managing "Tube and Pipe Styles" and Template files Styles Template files Creating and Editing Routes Routes for "Rigid Pipes with Fittings" and "Tubes with Bends" Routes for "Hoses with Fittings" Documenting Tubes and Pipes Drawing views Export data into ASCII or ISOGEN files Authoring and Publishing Tubes, Pipes, Hoses, and Fittings Convert a "normal part" into a "Tube and Pipe part" Create a library: Tube with Fittings Create a library: Hose with Fittings (Pneumatic) Cable and Harness Introduction Basic structure of an assembly with "Cable and Harness" Tools for "Cable and Harness" Creating and Publishing "Connectors" Converting a "normal part" into a "Harness Connector" Converting an "ipart" into a "Harness Connector" Further "Harness" tools Creating and editing Splices Creating and editing Routes Creating and editing Segments Creating and editing Ribbon Cables Documentation Creating drawing views "Normal" views Nailboard - Views Creating Reports Within a Harness Assembly Within a drawing file Inv2015/Advanced Course

11 Autodesk Inventor 2015 Advanced Course 9.5 Exporting and Importing Harness Data Exporting Importing Settings Harness Settings Cable & Harness Library Virtual Parts Stress and Frame Analysis Stress Analysis Static Analysis Basic Tools Parametric Dimension and Convergence Pin Constraint and Frictionless Constraint Pressure, Moment and Bearing Load Creating and editing Contacts Thin Bodies Detecting and Eliminating Rigid Body Modes (Soft Springs) Modal Analysis Frame Analysis Static Analysis Modal Analysis Comparison between Stress Analysis and Frame Analysis ilogic Creating libraries Controlling single parts Controlling assemblies Assigning values from an assembly to existing sub-components Placing parts as "ilogic components" Placing assemblies as "ilogic components" Copying an ilogic assembly Other applications Internal Rules Creating a Work Point at the Center of Gravity of a part Update the display of the scale within a drawing External Rules Specifying the properties (iproperties) within a file Update the display names within the browser Data Management with Autodesk Vault "Temporary" use of Autodesk Vault: Basic Actions Basic configuration of the Vault First logging in at the Vault Explorer Creating the basic folder structure in the Vault Selecting or creating the so-called "Working Folder" First logging in at the Inventor Vault Add In Creating a new Inventor Vault Project (suitable to the Vault folder structure) Adding a project to the Vault (with "favorable" structure) Renaming files within the Vault Changing an existing name (from "3-V..." to "3-V1...") Adding a suffix ("_A") Finishing the temporary use of the Vault Getting (downloading) all files from the Vault Deleting all files within the Vault Further using the downloaded files Inv2015/Advanced Course 9

12 Advanced Course Autodesk Inventor "Temporary" use of Autodesk Vault: Further Actions Further configuration of the Vault Creating a new Vault Creating a new User Adding a project to the Vault (with "very favorable" structure) Copying files within the Vault Copying a complete assembly (Suffix "_A") Creating a "normal" copy of an assembly with related files Finishing the temporary use of the Vault Getting (downloading) all files from the Vault Deleting all files within the Vault Further using the downloaded files (as a complete project) "Permanent" use of Autodesk Vault: Additional Actions Customizing the user interface of the Vault Explorer Customizing the layout of the Main Pane Customizing the layout of the Preview Pane Sort, Filter and Search tools Sorting and Filtering the lists within the Main Pane or the Preview Pane Search tools Simple exercise for working with files in the Vault Further tools Creating a Label (milestone) Restoring an "old version" of an assembly without a Label Restoring an "old version" of an assembly with a Label Purging files within the Vault Explorer Pack and Go Management tools for folders and files Design Accelerator Bolted Connection Component Generator Shafts, Parallel Splines, Keys and Bearings Beam and Column Calculator Gears Spur Gears Component Generator Bevel Gears Component Generator O-Ring Component Generator Springs Compression Springs Extension Springs Belleville Springs Torsion Springs V-Belts, Synchronous Belts and Roller Chains V-Belts Synchronous Belts Roller Chains Cam Generators Disc Cam Component Generator Adaptivity Adaptivity of Size Types of "Adaptivity of Size" depending on their creation Adaptivity of Position icopy Creating an icopy "Template Layout Part" Creating an icopy "Template Assembly" Analyzing an icopy "Path part" Creating multiple "icopy Copies" within an icopy "Target Assembly" Inv2015/Advanced Course

13 Autodesk Inventor 2015 Advanced Course 15. Further Display Tools Controlling the position of the display in model views Constrained Orbit ViewCube SteeringWheels (Navigation Wheels) Controlling the quality of the display in model views Transparency of inactive occurrences in assemblies Presentations Creating and editing Presentations Manually exploding components Animations Inventor Studio Creating still images Render Image View Last Image Lighting Styles Scene Styles Camera Local Lights Creating animations Switch on the Animation Timeline Animate Components Animate Constraints Animate Parameters Animate Camera Animate Fade Render Animation Animate Positional Representation Animate Light Video Producer Appendix: 18. Index Inv2015/Advanced Course 11

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16 Part 3 COPYRIGHT All rights reserved, including the translation. No part of this work may be reproduced or processed electronically, duplicated or distributed in any form without the prior written permission of the author. Author: Armin Graef Internet: DISCLAIMER This work was thoroughly checked. Author and publisher exclude any liability for damages, resulting from direct or indirect use of this work. TRADEMARKS The software and hardware names and the trademarks used in this work are subject to legal copyright, trademark and patent protection. Autodesk, AutoCAD, DWG, the DWG logo, and Inventor are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and other countries. All screen shots of dialog boxes in this book are screen shots of Autodesk products. Autodesk screen shots - reproduced with permission of Autodesk, Inc. 14 Inv2015/Advanced Course

17 Part 3 Representations and Selection methods 1. REPRESENTATIONS AND SELECTION METHODS Main Topics Design View Representations Selection Priority and Selection methods Level of Detail Representations Positional Representations Note: Copying the exercise files to the hard disk As already described within the Basic Course, before the start of the Inventor, you should copy the exercise files of the book into a folder on your local computer or on your network. Please, do the following: Download a ZIP file from the Internet - go to the main web page of the book: " - choose the following link at the bottom of the page: "Download the exercise files (English)" - first, another web page appears on which the so-called "Book Number" is checked - please enter the "Book Number" (you can find the "Book Number" at the end of each book) - please also enter any password (please remember; to repeat the download if necessary) - then, the web page appears from which the ZIP file can be downloaded - click the link "Course_Inv2015.zip" and save the file in any folder on your local computer or on your network Extract the downloaded ZIP file - after you have downloaded the ZIP file, you can extract the file to any folder (e.g. to "C:\") - only one main folder ("Course") with many subfolders and files will be created. 1.1 DESIGN VIEW REPRESENTATIONS WITHIN ASSEMBLIES In assembly files, you can manage so-called Design View Representations. The following information is saved within a Design View Representation: the view orientation (viewing angle, zoom magnification) and a section view (if present) the component properties Visibility, Enabled, and Appearance the Expanded state or Collapsed state within the browser the Visibility of all objects that can be selected via Ribbon/View/Visibility/Object Visibility/... (Origin Planes, - Axes, - Points, User Work Planes, - Axes, - Points, 2D Sketches, 3D Sketches, Welds, Weldment Symbols, UCS Triad, - Planes, - Axes, - Points (prerequisite: the objects themselves must be switched on)). Design View Representation can be used for the following purposes: to control the views within an assembly (IAM) - during the work within an assembly - or when opening an assembly - Options... button within the Open dialog box (right figure) - or when placing components - Options... button within the Place Component dialog box (left figure) - or when choosing (linking) a Representation of a subassembly within a parent assembly - Browser/IM_Nozzle side:1/representations/ RMB/Representation... (right figure) to control the views within a drawing (IDW); only the Visibility and the Appearance of the components are considered (are evaluated) - via the option Representation/View/... while executing the Base View command or via the option.../rmb/apply Design View... from the context menu of existing drawing views to control the views within a presentation (IPN); only the Visibility and the Appearance of the components are considered (are evaluated). - via the Options... button while executing the Create View command. Inv2015/Advanced Course 15

18 Representations and Selection methods Part 3 If desired, Design View Representation can be associatively linked with parent assemblies, drawing files, and presentation files. Note: Positional Representations and Level of Detail Representations As seen in the above dialog boxes, when performing the various actions, you also have access to the other types of Representations. These types are discussed in the following sections. To create or to modify Design View Representation, the following tools are available from the context menu in the browser: on:.../representations/view:... - New: to create a new Design View on: an existing Design View - Delete, Activate, Copy - Copy to LevelofDetail - see the following section Level of Detail Representations - Lock - if a Design View is locked, changes within this Design View are no longer saved - Camera View - Save Current Camera - on the one hand, the current view is saved as so-called "Current Camera" in the current Design View - on the other hand, the "default saving a Design View when leaving the Design View" (option Autosave Camera) is switched off - after any change of a view, then leaving the Design View, and then activating the Design View again, the last (saved) Camera View is always displayed - Restore Saved Camera - the previously saved Camera View (of the respective Design View) is restored - Autosave Camera - the "default saving a Design View when leaving the Design View" is activated again - the last saved Camera View can still be restored until leaving the Design View - All Visible, All Hidden: the Visibility of all occurrences is switched on or off - Remove Appearance Overrides: all Appearance Overrides are removed (like the Clear/Select All tool). When creating or modifying a Design View Representation, you should note the following order: first: the Design View Representation must be created or activated then: the changes to the view can be done - e.g. the Visibility of multiple components can be switched off. Exercise 1-1: Do the following: Open the assembly "IM_Nozzle side.iam" (Folder: "...\3_Part3\IM_Injection mold") - Create a new Design View Representation - Create the Design View - Browser/Representations/View:.../New - Rename a Design View -.../View1/(click the name twice)/without_sn 16 Inv2015/Advanced Course

19 Appendix Index 18. INDEX 3 3D indicator DSOLID A Adaptivity Add Assembly Add In Add Part ADMS Console Alias All in Camera Alpha Sort Component Analysis tools Animate Camera Animate Components Animate Constraints Animate Fade Animate Light Animate Parameters Animate Positional Representation Animation Timeline Animations , 375 Annotation scale Appearance Libraries Application Options Area Authoring Autodesk Vault B Background Base Quantity Base Unit Baseline Justification Beam Beam Calculator Bearing Generator Bearing Load Belleville Springs Belts Bevel Gears Component Generator Bolted Connection Component Generator Bonded Borders Boundary Patch , 181 Boundary Trim Bulkhead , 221 C Cable , 227 Cache Cam Generators Camera Capacity and Performance Center of Gravity Chains Clips Color scheme Column Calculator Column Format Command Alias Command Prompt Component Derive Component name Component Offset Component opacity Compression Springs Connector , 218, 228 Constrained Orbit Constrained To Contact Solver Contacts Content Center Convergence Convergence Settings Copy Files Copy Object Create Shrinkwrap Create Silhouette Curve Create Simplified Part Create Substitute... 33, 44 Cross Section Analysis Curvature Analysis Custom ipart Factory Custom Model iproperties Custom Model Properties Custom Node Custom Property Customize D Data Exchange Default Border Default Drawing File Type Default Layer Style Default Object Style Default templates Defer Update Define Envelopes... 57, 58 Degree of Freedom Analysis Density Depth of field Derive Assembly Derived Component Design Accelerator Design Data Design View Representations Dimension text Dimension Type Disc Cam Component Generator Inv2015/Advanced Course 389

20 Index Appendix Display quality Display Tools Draft Analysis Drawing Borders Drawing Resources DWG TrueConnect , 166 E Edit dimension when created Edit Regions Elbow , 220 Enable Enhanced Highlighting Enable part modification Enable Prehighlight Equation Curves Error Event Excel , 135 Explorer Export... 75, 117, 157 Express Mode Extend Faces Extend Surface Extension Springs External Components Extract Loop F Failure analysis File File Versions Fill Voids Filter Find Error Fittings , 210 Fix Axial Direction Fix Radial Direction Fix Tangential Direction Floating Bearing , 270 Folder... 41, 42 Force , 265, 268, 272 Form Formatting columns Frame Analysis Free Orbit Frictionless Constraint G Gears Geometry selection Get , 300 Grid lines Ground and Root Component Grouping rows H Harness Hatch Pattern Heads-Up Display Heal Error Highlight...78 Hose I icopy ifeature...82 ilogic Images Import... 75, 117, 157 Include Components...56 Internal Components...21 Intersect Faces Inventor DWG File Version...81 Inventor Studio Invert Selection...20 ISOGEN itrigger K Keyboard L Label Layout...68 Layout Modeling...59 Level of Detail Representations...25 Libraries... 89, 121, 276 Lighting Styles Line Weight...80 Link Levels of Detail... 33, 44 Local Lights Locating Bearing , 270 Loft Look At Behavior...79 Loom M Main Pane Make Components...64 Marking Menu Mass Material Libraries...89 Mesh Settings Mesh View Midsurface Minimum Frame Rate...78 Minimum Rotation...79 Modal Analysis , 272 Model dimensions...79 Moment N Nailboard Navigation Wheels Node Non-Inventor DWG File Inv2015/Advanced Course

21 Appendix Index O Offset Open options Orbit... 79, 353 Origin Origin axis indicator O-Ring Component Generator Overlay View P Pack and Go Parallel Key Connection Generator Parallel Splines Connection Generator Parameters , 136 Parametric Table Parting Line Path Performance Physical Properties Physical Properties - Model Pin Constraint Pipe Place at Component Origin Plug Pneumatic Positional Representations Prehighlight Presentations Pressure Preview Display Previous Selection Probe Labels Productivity Projection Prompts Publishing Pulleys Q Quick File Open R Reaction Forces Reactions Redundant Relationships Reflection Environment Region Properties Relationships Remove Details Rename Browser Nodes Renaming files Render Animation Render Image Repair Bodies Repair Environment Replace Face Report Generator Resolve Link Reverse direction Reverse Normal Ribbon Ribbon Cable Rigid Body Rigid Link RMB (Right Mouse Button)... 4 Roller Chains Route Routes Rule S Save Save and Replace Component Save Reminder Timer Scale , 285 Scene Styles Sculpt Seal Search Section Standard Parts... 80, 81 Segments Select by Plane Select Part File Select Visible Only Selection Selection methods Selection Priority Separation Shaft Component Generator Shrink Fit Shrinkwrap Simplifying Simulation , 266 Skeletal Modeling Sketch Blocks Skip all unresolved files Slice Sliding Soft Springs Sphere Offset Splice Splines Split Spring Springs Spur Gears Component Generator Standard ipart Factory Static Analysis , 265 SteeringWheels Stitch , 179 Stress Analysis Studio Style Style Libraries... 77, 84 Style Library Substitute Parts List values Substitutes Suffix Surface Analysis Surface creation Inv2015/Advanced Course 391

22 Index Appendix Surface editing Surface Modeling Synchronous Belts T Team Web Template Assembly Template Layout Part Templates Terminal Text Parameter Texture folder Thicken/Offset Thin Bodies Timer Title Block Insertion Title Blocks ToolClips Tooltips Top-Down Design Torsion Springs Total Mass Total Quantity Transfer Surface Transparency Trigger Trim Surface Tube Tube and Pipe U UCS Undo file size Unit Quantity Unstitch Update Substitute...33 User name...76 User-defined folders... 41, 42 V Vault V-Belts Video Producer View Block Insertion Point...81 View Justification...80 View Last View transition time...78 ViewCube Virtual Part Visual Basic Volume W Wire Working Folder X XYZ axis labels...79 Z Zebra Analysis...48 Zone Borders Zoom to cursor Inv2015/Advanced Course