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Modify DWG solids in Inventor Fusion

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jcampbell924
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Modify DWG solids in Inventor Fusion

 

Hi gang.

 

I have been a long time Inventor user and was even a Mechanical Desktop user as well as an AutoCAD MEP user.  I have been using Inventor in the past to build content for AMEP and ship it over with the AEC tools built into Inventor.  When Fusion came out I really liked the idea of the blended work flow of creating AutoCAD solids with the ease of use in Inventor based functions.  I have been creating solids in AutoCAD back in the v12 days so it has come a long way. 

 

What I am trying to do is we received some DWG solids from a vendor that I am in the process of cleaning up.  Removing fillets, bolts, internal workings that I don’t need in AMEP when I place the content.  This helps me keep our MEP models workable.  I have made my adjustments in Fusion but when I bring them into AMEP 2012 they literally fall off the part.  Most of them are not present or it is like I never did anything at all to the original solid.  I have also gone as far to reduce the size of some connection points with the same results.  Once time the scale was even wrong when I opened it back up inside of AutoCAD. 

 

I would love to hear if someone else is having this issue or if I am just expecting too much out of Fusion.  I am running the 2012 version with the latest SP.

 

Thanks

JC

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Hi JC,

 

Would you please share the datatest which can reproduce the issue with me? I will use it to give it a try. My email is liangDOTliu@autodeskDOTcom. And it'll  only be used internally.

 

Also please confirm if your workflow is:

1. Open the dataset in Fusion

2. Make some edits, such as remove Fillets...

3. Save and Close the file

4. Open in AMEP

 

Thanks,

Macro

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