How can I download the Inventor-tutorial-data-sets-2014?

[tan7QJ6E]

Hello All.

I can not find the Inventor-tutorial-data-sets-2014 for my learning. The old link of the Autodesk website seem to be obsoleted (Picture below)

Does anybody has the compressed file or link to download? 

Thank all ^^.

[tan7QJ6E]

The link that I start to free learn here, but the link was dead @@

https://help.autodesk.com/view/INVNTOR/2014/ENU/?guid=GUID-FAB20788-37A4-4A49-BBFF-4231DEEFA8B3

[pcrawley]

This isn't meant to sound sarcastic - but why are you attempting to learn a product that is almost 12 years out of date?

Why not get the current (2025) version and learn that?

[James_Willo · Accepted solution]

Hi, I'm afraid our sample files only go back to 2016.

https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/tsarticles/ts/3gnm93P9sPAWE6vndk7fjq.html

All tutorials are now here but I can't say how helpful they'll be with such an old version. 

https://www.autodesk.com/learn/ondemand/collection/get-started-with-inventor

I don't even think you can activate 2016 anymore because I tried to install it a year or so ago. So if you're on a trial, it probably won't work when it runs out. 

[eedmondsHRMXH]

Maybe it just took 11 years to upload the question

[tan7QJ6E]

Hi pcrawley,

I am a Beginner, I have read the Autodesk Inventor 2022 Help Topics, but in some topics they links to the Inventor 2014 (Pic as below). So I try to understand how to use these and of course I need the 2014 Tutorial Files to exercise ^^

If you know other material for learning the Inventor, please help me. I very appreciate it!

Thank you.

[tan7QJ6E]

Hi James_Willo,

Yup, It's hard to find the old version files, especially in 2014. I very appreciate your suggestion.

Thank you ^^

[tan7QJ6E]

Hi eedmondsHRMXH

I am still do not know how they (Autodesk) link to old version help (Inventor 2014) @@!

But these topics very detail! Do you know the resources that detail for the Beginner like me in order to learn ^^

Thank you 

[eedmondsHRMXH]

Hi @tan7QJ6E

I understand you, because I had to teach myself everything in Inventor too. 

My method was just do as I could, until I came to something I didn't know how to do. Then I'd look up on YouTube how to do it. YouTube has lots of videos and tutorials for just about anything.

Personally, I didn't use any Inventor tutorials - but that's not good how they're still linking to stuff that doesn't exist.

Good luck.