part file,,, It looks far.

[dane-kwon]

HI 

Made in different 3d program file open the inventor 

view is so far far far  😞

Any good ideas ?

attached file 

check plz 

[CCarreiras]

Hi!

I can't find the reason why this occurs.
Sometimes this is due to a "lost" sketch point or other element forgotten far from the main geometry, but in this case, i can't find some "lost" element.

I believe this is happening due the translation between cad softwares.

You can set a new Home position:

Zoom the part as you need as Home position

RMB the cube and select fixed view.

To access to this view, click Home, instead of using zoom all.

[TheCADWhisperer]

@dane-kwon 
I am not at my Inventor machine, but does the import pass quality check?

Right click on the body in the browser and select Repair.

If that doesn’t work I would go to Construction Environment (normally hidden by default), Unstitch, run another Quality Check, Stitch, run another Quality Check and Promote (once everything is repaired).

I assume the geometry is at the Origin.

@CCarreiras has probably already done all of this and found nothing obvious.

[SBix26]

The file you attached is Inventor 2017 format, so that's what I used. 

The part is centered on the origin and all faces and bodies passed quality check.  When I followed @TheCADWhisperer's advice and unstitched and then stitched back again, the problem disappeared.

Update: the repaired file is attached (2017 format).

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Sam B

Inventor Pro 2023.2.1 | Windows 10 Home 22H2

[johnsonshiue · Accepted solution]

Hi! I am not sure I see the problem. The graphics does look choppy on open. But, it clears out when I rotate the view.  The body checks clean. I don't see any issue. This could be a graphics artifact. Try Manage -> Rebuild All. Does it work better now?

Please make sure all critical Windows updates are installed and the graphics driver is updated.

Many thanks!

[dane-kwon]

HI 

thanks ! 

this problem is mouse wheel button double click and view cube click 

zoom is very far away ... 

[dane-kwon]

HI 

thanks a lot

i don't know unsitch 

can you give me  details? 

[dane-kwon]

HI
thanks a lot
i don't know unsitch
can you give me details?

[SBix26 · Accepted solution]

In Application Options > Part, select Enable Construction Environment (you may need to re-start Inventor after this).

In the part, click on the Copy Object tool (3D Model > Modify panel), select the part, then set the Output to Create New > Group:

This creates a new group in the Construction folder, which you will now see in the Browser. 

• Double click on the Construction folder, and you will now be editing the surface body that was copied there in the previous step
• Right click on the original imported body in the browser and delete it
• Start the Unstitch tool, window select the entire part and click Apply, then Done (your part is now 239 separate surfaces)
• Do the same with the Stitch tool, selecting all 239 faces, Apply, Done (your part is now back to a single solid)
• Right click on Solid 1 and select Copy Object; the default Output will be Create New > Solid, which is what you want; OK to finish
• Exit the Construction environment
• You can then optionally delete the Construction folder which should now be empty

Hope that helps,

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Sam B

Inventor Pro 2023.2.1 | Windows 10 Home 22H2