Instead you are faced with a nicely laid out dashboard of your recent files and projects. Just a click away is the ‘learning path’ screen, an interactive trail to take new users of Inventor through the concepts of parametric part and assembly modelling. This is very clearly laid out and will appeal to those getting up to speed from previous releases, as well as those learning how to use Inventor.

#AUTODESK INVENTOR 2015 STUDENT VERSION HOW TO# In Inventor the T-Splines technology uses a subdivision surface modelling technique to create inherently G2 continuous surfaces.įreeform surface bodies are not parametric and are instead directly edited by manipulating points, edges, faces or the ‘boxy’ control frame that guides the surface.ĭirect modelling tools enable the quick editing of geometry without hacking back through the history tree or on imported geometry Originally developed as a plug-in for Rhino, Autodesk acquired the technology in 2011 dubbed ‘Freeform’.

#AUTODESK INVENTOR 2015 STUDENT VERSION HOW TO#.

Student version of autodesk inventor