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Autodesk® Inventor® Fusion technology provides a single user interface for viewing and editing 3D data, regardless of the software used to create it. If the data was created with Inventor, Pro/Engineer®, SolidWorks®, Autodesk® Simulation Moldflow® software, or virtually any other 3D modeling software package.

Learn to unite direct modeling and parametric workflows and explore complex shapes and forms while maintaining the underlying parametric history. You'll learn to open and edit 3D models from almost any source and incorporate them into your design.

The application is included in Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Inventor Professional, AutoCAD®, Autodesk® Simulation, Autodesk® Simulation Moldflow®, and Autodesk® Alias® software.

AutoCAD users—Learn to expand the 3D conceptual design capabilities of AutoCAD, and experience the benefits of 3D in the native DWG format.
Inventor users—Learn to unite both direct-history-free and parametric-history-based modeling, enabling you to choose the best approach for the task at hand.
Alias users—Learn to easily validate, repair, and get your concept models CAD-ready for engineering.
Moldflow users—Learn how to simplify geometry quickly and optimize plastic part designs for manufacturability and quality.
Simulation users—Learn to open 3D design data from virtually any source and easily edit it for improved simulations.

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Inventor Fusion 2013

Course Description: CADLearning for Autodesk Inventor Fusion 2013 teaches the new add-on for AutoCAD and other Autodesk products.			Course Details: Over 3 hours of training 77 video tutorials Exercise Files Included Instructor: Scott MacDonald

Course Outline:
Getting Started Introduction to CADLearning for Autodesk Inventor Fusion 2013 Introducing 3D Modeling Starting Inventor Fusion Learning the Benefits of the Welcome Screen Introducing the Customer Involvement Program (CIP) Accessing the Help and Communication Center Learning the Inventor Fusion Interface Understanding the Status Bar Explaining the Browser Using the Ribbon Navigating the User Interface Creating a Customized Interface Discovering the Quick Access Toolbar Accessing the Vault Tab Navigating the Model Learning and Using the Visual Styles Utilizing the Selection Filters and Tools Creating and Applying Named Views Creating 3D Geometry Learning the Difference Between Solid and Surface Modelling Creating a New Sketch Learning to Sketch with Lines, Splines and Points Creating Circles Sketching Rectangles Creating Arcs Sketching Polygons Editing Sketch Geometry Creating a Solid Using the Quick Shape Creation Creating a Solid Using the Extrude Feature Creating a Solid Using the Revolve Feature Creating a Solid Using the Sweep Feature Creating a Solid Using the Loft Feature Creating a Solid Using the Rib Feature Creating a Solid Using the Press/Pull Feature Editing Your Model Editing a Solid - Fillet and Chamfer Editing a Solid - Hole Editing a Solid - Shell Editing a Solid - Draft Editing a Solid - Scale Editing a Solid - Boolean Editing a Solid - Split Editing a Solid - Delete Editing a Solid - Move Editing a Solid - Thicken Editing a Solid - Replace Face Editing a Solid - Sculpt Duplicating a Solid - Mirror Duplicating a Solid - Pattern Freeform - Editing an Edge Freeform - Assigning Symmetry Freeform - Using Edge Evaluation Freeform - Inserting an Edge Freeform - Using the Planarize Edge Understanding Work Features - Planes Understanding Work Features - Axes Understanding Work Features - Points Assigning Materials Assemblies and Constraints Understanding Components in Fusion Creating Components Reusing Components Positioning and Assembling Components Copy and Pasting Components Using the Body Constraint Tool Controlling Features with Dimension Presentation Tools Revealing Interferences in Your Design Learning the Measure Tool Working with Zebra Analysis Creating and Saving User Tags Using the Simplify Tool for Simulation Understanding the Fluid Volume Command Presenting with Show Motion Interoperability Importing Into Fusion Finding Features of Imported Components Exporting from Fusion Publishing to an Image Working with Inventor Files Working with Alias Files Working with Moldflow files

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