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migrate files from Inventor 2009 to Inventor 2013

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swordmaster
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migrate files from Inventor 2009 to Inventor 2013

Hi,

Doing some testing migrating a simple part from Inventor 2009 to Inventor 2013.

I migrated the file using task scheduler, everything went smoothly.

When i open the newly migrated file In 2013 I get a message that the appearances need to be migrated and do i want to do this now.

Question is there a step i missed in Task scheduler that would migrate the appearances?

I have thousands of files to migrate and do not want to have to migrate the appearances (and maybe materialls?) manually

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated

Inventor 2010 Certified Professional
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blair
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Starting with IV2013, Materials and Apperances has changed from previous versions. IV0214 is the same as IV2013 with respect to materials and Apperances. You will need to migrage your custom material.

 

The two have now been split into Materials which contain the physical properties such as density and other physical properties used with FEA. Apperance is just that, how the item looks. You can have a part with Steel as it's Material and have an apperance of Red or Chrome

 

This should help: http://help.autodesk.com/view/INVNTOR/2014/ENU/ 


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swordmaster
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Thanks Blair, that helps a great deal.

After posting my query I also found a nice 40 page document discussing how to migrate styles to appearances and materials.

Looks like i will be doing some reading on this subject!

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