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One minor note ... it hasn't been fifteen years since 14.5M-1994 was replaced by -2009. It's been 3.5 years, unless we've somehow teleported into 2024 and nobody told me about it ...
Yep; I need this. We no longer use the 20 year old standard. Come on Autodesk; you've had 5 years now. Add the symbols I need. And while you're at it, include ASME Y14.41-2003.
I am in total agreement with everyone on the ASME Y 14.5 2009 issue. I cannot understand why something that is darn hear 20 years behind the currently accepted Engineering,Drafting Standards and practices being used today, is frankly ridiculous!. This is an engineering product, and part of that process still is creating documentation (believe it or not) that is up to current industry standards and practices, so it should be in the product, and time should be allocated from development to update the standards, don't really need Water color or Black and white artist rendering backgrounds in the application. I would bet that everyone on the community would agree with me. Having been part of the Autodesk Inventor Application team, this should be a simple fix for the world wide development centers of Autodesk to accomplish. Get a college kid or something during the summer break to program it up, come on...
This idea has been implemented within Autodesk Inventor 2016. Special thanks to the author of this Idea and likewise to everyone who cast your Kudo for it.
My company has checked our 2016 seat of Inventor and we do not see that ASME Y14.5 2009 has actually been added. Could you verify that this is added to 2016 and if not I would request that it be added as soon as possible to the next version.
I just checked 2016 and was confused. The "comments" box is still calling out the '94 standard, but it appears that the new symbols have been added. Looks like a small oversight.
In looking at this more closely it appears that only SOME of the new symbols have been added but not ALL of them. For example, "Continuous Feature" has been added, but not "Spot Face". Some can be created manually, but others will be very difficult. Based on previous feedback this was all supposed to be added for 2016. Here is a list of all the new symbols that need to be added.
Not all of the updated symbols for ASME Y14.5 2009 were made available within the Styles & Standards for the 2016 release. Some symbology updates were made within the insert symbol area and can be inserted / leveraged within a variety of annotations (text, FCFs and edited dimensions).
