Not that I am aware of. You physically have to move them.
I could well be wrong, I haven't worked in 3d in autocad for a while, I do all my 3D in Inventor.
Other forum participants that actually use autocad for 3d, and autodesk employees, can confirm.
I won't use autocad anymore for 3d, because Inventor is so much better.
Even in Inventor there is no way of doing it easily, like you say there is in solidworks.
I am interested in the composer command concept. How does it work?
In inventor you have to
1. either use ipn (presentations)
2. use 2 constraints for the 2 different positions, suppress the one, and create a new view
representation for the other
Michael Kovacik
2d & 3d Autocad and Inventor designer/draughtsman
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Draughting/Designing (Manufacturing) (31 yrs)
-Drawing Board (3 yrs)
--Cad (28 yrs)
---Cadkey (4 yrs)
---AutoCAD 2d & 3d (16 yrs)
---Inventor (4 yrs)
---Autocad and Inventor Simultaneously (4 years)
---(and recently Autocad/Inventor Customisation)
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Autodesk Product Design Suite Ultimate 2018
Autocad 2018, Inventor Pro 2018
(personal licensed copy)
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Johannesburg, South Africa
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(Impossible only means you haven't
found the solution yet)
