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I have been working with Inventor LT and noticed that when I open the "New" tab, I do not have the Assembly template available. I still get the part, dwg drawing and idw drawing templates. Before I get to the problem of figuring out if my templates are wrong I want to know if the version of Inventor i am running have the capability to create assemblies. If it does, what could be going wrong?
you need to buy full blown inventor to do assemblies
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no assembly environment in LT, but I understand it does support multi-body solids. If you don't need kinematics might not need assembly.
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You can model in .ipt a false assembly using solid body. Each of your parts have to be a new solid body. You can't study and verify kinematicsin this way, but if you use your part in an inventor full, you can convert it in an assembly.
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