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Did You Know? Hidden Command Options in Inventor.

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    Description

    Most users learn the basic processes of commands and stick with them, but fail to realize a lot of Inventor software's commands have hidden or lesser-known options that can and will improve modeling and detailing efficiency. This class will touch on some of these hidden gems you may not have known about—like customized view cropping and adding tapers and twists to extrusions, as well as various hidden and lesser-known options for dimensioning.

    Key Learnings

    • Discover the options for basic commands that make them not so basic
    • Learn how to crop a view beyond the basic options
    • Learn what hidden options are
    • Learn how to dimension hidden or lesser-known options

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    Product
    Inventor
    Industries
    Product design and manufacturing
    Topics
    Manufacturing Processes
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