Is there a way to add a center line to a radius? I.E.: Putting a center line thru a pipe elbow?
Centerline question
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No this is not possible (unless you sketch under that given view).. You may want to check the Inventor Idea station for this idea and vote for it.
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-ideas/idb-p/v1232
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Yes there is, take a look at the attached screencast for the process. In the screencast I only added the radius centerline but once the style is set, you can use it on straight sections as well.
John Hackney, Retired
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Yes there is - Use centreline bisector and pick the inner and outer radii, see attached image.
Only issue is Inventor will extend the centreline slightly so you will see an overlap. Editing of the centreline style can minimise but not remove this altogether.
My bad I was thinking of an auto-centerline from a routed system (piping) model.. And wasn't even thinking about what @jhackney1972 and @Rory_M have indicated to you.
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