It is considered a valuable tool in CAM/CAE/CAD applications. It also enables the creation of virtual models, which designers and engineers can use to validate their exact dimensions, functions, and forms before manufacturing even begins. Some of these features include the ability to integrate both 2D and 3D data into the same design environment, making cross-referencing and visualization easy.
It has powerful features that provide designers and engineers professional-grade engineering and design solutions. This is not in fact a true assembly but if you had access to a full Inventor then you would be able to open your multi body part and convert that into an assembly.Autodesk Inventor computer-aided design (CAD) software facilitates 3D mechanical design, visualization, simulation and analysis, rendering, and documentation. One thing you could do to simulate an “assembly” would be to use multi-body modelling. So if you just need to create libraries of parts that you use in your business then this is the perfect tool to get up and running until you get to the point when you want to populate your content centre and create assemblies and then you would have to upgrade to the full Inventor. So what do you get? Most of the part and detailing functionality that Inventor currently has.
They have also not included sheet metal which is also a major part of many manufacturing businesses. So if assemblies is an important part of your design process then unfortunately this is not for you. But you ask what has been stripped out of it? First thing you need to know is that you cannot put together assemblies. Autodesk released a limited edition of Inventor (Inventor LT) which allows you to start using the 3D modelling software without hurting your back pocket.
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