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    Publisher and the Active Inventor Project file

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    11-09-2012 04:43 AM

    Hi all,

     

    I have a large >1000 part assembly that I'd like to load into Inventor Publisher 2013.

     

    I can insert the top level assembly directly from my C:\ workspace folder, but then I have to click through every single assembly or part file in order to resolve their path(s) & get the **** thing to load.

     

    I have since logged into Vault Professional 2012 and mapped the IVPublisher workspace to the same place as my Inventor project, then made a new file and clicked the "Insert from Vault" button.

     

    This looks as though it's going to succeed but there's no progress bar or spinning icon to speak of?

     

    Because this last attempt looked like it wasn't going to work, I have now resorted to moving the IVPublisher workspace to a sub folder of the C:\Vault_Workspace\Designs folder but it looks like IVPub is now downloading (from Vault Pro) a copy of all the sub-assemblies/parts referenced by the top-level assembly I told it to insert.

     

    Is there any guaranteed method of getting large inventor assemblies into Publisher? (or am I simply being impatient?!)

     

    Why doesn't it directly support interfacing with the Inventor .ipj file?

     

    Thanks.

     

    Alex.

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    Re: Publisher and the Active Inventor Project file

    11-22-2012 10:07 PM in reply to: AlexF1980

    Thank you for posting your feedback in Newsgroup. Usually, I will right click on the top assembly, and select "Pack and Go" to pack all the sub-assembly and parts into a workspace. And when insert assembly in Publisher, before click OK, please click Options, and choose the correct project file.  I won't meeting any resolve dialog if I can use inventor to open the whole assembly without any problem. Please see attached image.



    Peggy Wang
    Sr. Software QA Engineer
    Publisher Quality Assurance Team
    Autodesk, Inc.
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