IV 11, What's New - More Pros?

[d.nickels]

Am I reading this right? There will now be different flavor$ of Pro.

[R.Corriveau]

Reading what?

[Anonymous]

That's what I read also.
3 kinds of Pro.
1 with wire and pipe
1 with stress
and 1 with all

[Anonymous]

from what, where? Last I checked the website still marketed Inv 10 pro and series

[d.nickels]

Rick,
This is on my reseller's site. I do not see it at Autodesk.

http://www.sterling-systems.com/products/2007PDF/Inventor11_TechWhatsNew-Final.pdf

[Anonymous]

There is a hint of it in the Autodesk Manufacturing Solutions Summit article
here
http://www.upfrontezine.com/2006/upf-464.htm

--
Kent Keller
Autodesk Discussion Forum Facilitator


wrote in message news:5105332@discussion.autodesk.com...
from what, where? Last I checked the website still marketed Inv 10 pro and
series

[Anonymous]

3 kinds of Pro.
1 with wire and pipe -- IV Pro/RoutedSystems?
1 with stress -- IV Pro/Stress?
and 1 with all -- IV Pro/Pro?

New license manager -- IV Pro/Pen `;^)

[Anonymous]

Looks like if you are an existing Pro customer you get it all if you upgrade or are on subscription and new liscenses can choose which level they want.

[Anonymous]

Isn't that silly for a program that's bundled with AutoCad?

wrote in message news:5105204@discussion.autodesk.com...
Am I reading this right? There will now be different flavor$ of Pro.

[Anonymous]

WOW, IV 11 does have alot more to offer. I can't wait....

[Anonymous]

Actually, it does look impressive.
Glad to see they finally quit dragging their feet and hope ya'll like it.

[Anonymous]

the added features for lofts and sweeps got me all giddy like a school girl...

[R.Corriveau]

"Actually, it does look impressive."

From JHAB about IV? I had to rub my eyes. You must be getting soft.

[Anonymous]

> ... You must be getting soft.

I remembered my meds today. `;^)

[mcgyvr]

Does this below mean I can have 2d sketches created in the part environment that (haven't been extruded/etc...) show in the drawing??

""Drawing Manager API
The Drawing Manager API is extended to support the development of a wider range of custom applications.
Drawing geometry is now exposed in the API with new query functions to access and highlight edges in the drawing views. Using
these functions custom applications are able to navigate the drawing data model and correctly associate new annotations to the
existing drawing objects""

[Anonymous]

You can do that now...

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Sean Dotson, PE
RND Automation & Engineering
www.RNDautomation.com
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wrote in message news:5106045@discussion.autodesk.com...
Does this below mean I can have 2d sketches created in the part environment
that (haven't been extruded/etc...) show in the drawing??

""Drawing Manager API
The Drawing Manager API is extended to support the development of a wider
range of custom applications.
Drawing geometry is now exposed in the API with new query functions to
access and highlight edges in the drawing views. Using
these functions custom applications are able to navigate the drawing data
model and correctly associate new annotations to the
existing drawing objects""

[Anonymous]

what Sean failed to mention was that the view plane must be parallel with the 2D sketch for the sketch to be visible. RMB on your view and select "Get Model Sketches"

[Anonymous]

So is that kind of like a "isketches"? That would be nice to have- that way I can throw existing sketches into a skeletal model and go to town!

How about the scroll/zoom? Did Inventor finally figure out that they are backwards?

[Anonymous]

>How about the scroll/zoom? Did Inventor finally figure out that they are backwards?

They finally figured out it was backward in AutoCAD. AutoCAD 2007 will allow Inventor method of zoom.
http://home.pct.edu/~jmather/content/CAD238/AutoCAD_2007_Tutorials.htm

[mcgyvr]

Am I missing something or not doing something correct??
See attached image

>>>>>what Sean failed to mention was that the view plane must be parallel with the 2D sketch for the sketch to be visible. RMB on your view and select "Get Model Sketches" <<<