Autodesk Inventor Routed Systems: Pipes
25mBeginner2016-10-19
Authors
Thom Tremblay
Working with CAD software and its users for 30 years
Course details
Designing routed elements—including piping—has never been easier than with Autodesk Inventor. Inventor's rules-based routing tools select the appropriate fittings, and allow you to easily change to a different style. Inventor will repopulate the pipe run with the new fittings while adhering to any new design rules. Join Thom Tremblay as he shows how to use automated and manual routes to create piping systems through your assemblies. Learn how to edit members of a run; change pipe styles based on material, diameter, length, radius, and more; duplicate routes; and document your designs in detailed 2D drawings.
Learning objectives
Working with styles
Automating routing
Building a route
Using a derived route
Editing pipes
Duplicating a route
Learning objectives
Working with styles
Automating routing
Building a route
Using a derived route
Editing pipes
Duplicating a route
Skills covered
InventorProduct and Industrial DesignAutodeskProduct and ManufacturingDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - Using the exercise files
Accessing the Routed Systems tools
- 03 - Routed systems overview
- 04 - Working with styles
Creating a Piping Run
- 05 - Automatic routing
- 06 - Buidling a route
- 07 - Combining methods
- 08 - Using a derived route
Editing a Tubing Run
- 09 - Changing a run style
- 10 - Editing the member of a run
- 11 - Adding content to a run
- 12 - Duplicating a route
- 13 - Creating a 2D drawing
Conclusion
- 14 - Goodbye