Autodesk PowerPoint presenations

[rickER9UF]

Folks

Looking to create some animations for a powerpoint presentation...any ideas on which autodesk product would work best!

this is for small medical devices, currently i am an inventor user, but this may not be the best answer....thank you

[mcgyvr]

Please fully define your animation requirements...

[JDMather]

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@rickER9UF wrote:

...currently i am an inventor user, ...

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I use Inventor Studio, Inventor Dynamic Simulation, Inventor Dynamic Simulation with Inventor Studio, Autodesk Screencast and Inventor Presentation to do animations.  These animation/recording tools do what I need in Inventor.

If you use Inventor - and you are asking this question, I assume Inventor does not do what you need for animations.  So, as suggested, you will need to provide a more complete description of your requirements.

[rickER9UF]

Thank you JDM,

i can get inventor to work in powerpoint presenations, but the image quality just isn't there

looking into Showcase....

thanx again

[JDMather]

Should be able to get an image good enough for PowerPoint?

[mcgyvr]

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@rickER9UF wrote:

Thank you JDM,

i can get inventor to work in powerpoint presenations, but the image quality just isn't there

looking into Showcase....

thanx again

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Specify your current process/format you are using to insert into powerpoint,etc...

I use Inventor for creating renderings for catalogs/marketing material and have no issues with image quality.. these are just static images though but there may be some "tricks" we can provide to improve the quality

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

We were looking to do the same thing when we had an open house after moving to a new building.  This was the last part of a PPT and ran on a TV in our conference room.  It's been a while, but I believe I created this with Inventor Studio and then Windows Movie Maker.  It's not the greatest, but it did the trick.

[Anonymous]

If you have Autodsk Showcase, it will also create a movie with much better quality.

This is one I created in Showcase a few years ago, using basic Showcase commands ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3encyKedcAs