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Hi Everyone,
Hoping for a quick answer here. I'm trying to create some geometry from an imported AutoCAD file. The AutoCAD file has been imported into the part using the "Import" command under the create tab (i.e., not opened up directly and not imported into a sketch). This is a requirement, as I need this part to interface with other components in a specific location, and part of the geometry of this part will be defined by those interfaces (using derived components).
The issue I have is that when I bring the file in and locate it on the XZ plane, the drawing is flipped from what i require. I.e., I basically need the entire dwg file mirrored from how it's imported. I can't figure out how to do this - there doesn't seem to be a command, or any way to just flip it, but I feel like I just may not be seeing the command I need.
I know there may be workarounds...I've debated creating a sketch with the geometry I need, then mirroring that to get the orientation right, but that would involve creating extra geometry to ensure the dwg file is placed correctly so that when I mirror it the geometry ends up where I need it. This seems overly complex. I'm open to other ideas, but again, I feel like this should be relatively simple.
I'm on Inventor 2020.
Thanks in advance for the help!
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