Assembly comparison

[stephenrottloff7259]

Open two (or more) assemblies, in the same or different windows, and have Inventor highlight:

Parts that are common (used in both assemblies) or parts that are unique (only used in each assembly).

Have the ability to send results to a single column text file listing the parts.

[inv.ideareview]

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[jtavasziX979V]

+1 vote to Assembly Compare
Autodesk please, do not wait for the lazy users.
They even don't know how good is this feature -
as Solidworks users could use since years ...
Honestly: Inventor is far behind compared to Solidworks Assembly's (utilities) capacity (too)
There is no (good, easy to understand ) information how many unique parts do you have, how your assembly is being built, how long the rebuilt time for the components, sometime mass property gives 10 times !!! bigger mass in the reality, you cannot reorder
patterns in the parts tree, no hole alignment analysis (it is in Solidworks since 2013), etc, etc

Let's go forward and don't change the status of these ideas to archived. 🙂