Autodesk Shape Modeling (VSR) For Inventor

[The_Test]

We need Autodesk Shape Modeling Plug-in for Rhino inside Inventor for a better surface modeling (Class-A Surfacing)
This is what Inventor need to fix a lot of the problems with the lock of Surfacing inside Inventor and also a better Analysis Tools.

Can Autodesk give us the Autodesk Shape Modeling Plug-in for Rhino inside Inventor we need this.

[The_Test]

You can read more about it here

YouTube: 

Autodesk Shape Modeling Plug-in for Rhino - new functions and features

https://www.youtube.com/user/VirtualShapeResearch

[Anonymous]

Some of those tools from Autodesk Shape Modeling Plug-in could make a big diferences in the surfacing area inside Inventor.
Autodesk we still need and use traditional surfacing modeling for especific jobs as much as we need more tools, t-splines solve some of the problems but not all of them.

Come on Autodesk, you have Alias and also own ASM/VSR Technology, can you please give us some of that thechnology inside Inventor just like you did with T-Splines.

Why keep spending time to suporting a surface Plug-in for Rhino tha already have enough surfacing tools but won't take time to support and add some of those surfacing tools to Inventor that is one of your own, people been asking for better surfacing tools in inventor for years, Extrude, Revolve, Sweep, Loft and Boundary Patch is not enough, we need better surface tools. we need more surface tools like what other cad competitors are offering, like Catia, NX, Creo, Solidworks... ASM/VSR: Curves and Surface Blend, Aling, Matching, Control Point,...bla, bla, bla, just look at some of the tools you have in the plug-in for Rhino, that is kind of what we need and we are asking for.

I love Inventor but when it comes to traditional surfacing modeling it allways changes mi mind.

Please Autodesk, you have so much surface power and technology in your hands, you can make surface shine in Inventor.

[Anonymous]

We need a least surface blend in inventor, but if we can get most of the tools from shape modeling, the tha would be great.