Is the Style Management Wizard obsolete?
It is not in tools for Inventor 2015.
Where can I download or install it from?
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Niels van der Veer
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@-niels- wrote:
Drawing resource transfer wizard?
Style library manager?
Which one do you mean, i can't remember ever seeing the name "style management wizard".
Are the ones i mentioned available in the tools directory?
I didn't know there was a style management wizard either.. but there are some references to it out there.. says its in the tools folder.. never seen it before either.
I was looking for a way to consolidate styles, and I ran across this video, which is for Inventor 2012.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVfbM2XfGiE
see around 2:30
So I look in tools, its not there. Then I found the link mcgyvr found which is dated 2014.
Is there another way to harvest the styles like the video shows?
Niels van der Veer
Inventor professional user & 3DS Max enthusiast
Vault professional user/manager
The Netherlands
Niels van der Veer
Inventor professional user & 3DS Max enthusiast
Vault professional user/manager
The Netherlands
Yeah, i guess i saw that too. I was thinking it only applied to appearance and material styles/libraries.
but, then it would say no longer available for appearance and mat'l.
I wanted to harvest my drawing styles, mostly because of inconsistency from drawing to drawing.
I thought it would help to see every style I have created.
The Styles Management Wizard was available to help create the style libraries we currently have today. It was discontinued after 2012 when it was thought it served its purpose. From your description it would be the tool to use. I did try using the last version (Inventor 2012) to see if it would work on later released files. But sadly it doesn’t recognize the file format.
One option that comes to mind which is a manual one, would be select several files and take those drawing styles and give them unique names and save them to the styles library. Then you could use a blank file idw/dwg and compare the styles. Once you find the one you want to save delete the others from the style library.