I know everyone learns differently, but what are some good ways to learn Autodesk Inventor? Ive tried a few tutorials but it doesn't really seem to stick in my brain, so Im just wondering what you did, or what some good ways are. It could be watching more tutorials, I don't know
I’d like to get acsess to the files, mostly to view from a nostalgic POV. I can’t open the program on the PC (Inventor Pro 2011) as the licence has run out. Is there anything I can do ? Is there a current educational licence for more modern software I could get that I could view them on a different more modern laptop? Is there a view programme I can use ? The PC is running XP
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Hi, I'm a Mechanical Engineer. I'm currently doing a project that requires CFD analysis. I tried Ansys Fluent for computing, but it took too long for the simulation to complete. I have a basic PC with i3 9th gen. However, I'm planning to buy a laptop with i7 11th gen. ANSYS requires Quadro series which is costly.
So, I wanted to know how good is Autodesk Inventor for CFD/Aerodynamic analysis?
Thanks.
What's the best, least virusy way to get inventor on my computer forever
It has an i7 processor and 16gb of RAM, so I think with an SSD it would be much more useful. Right now compared to my Macbook Pro it's excruciating.
Just like the title says,, I would like to learn Autodesk Inventor. I don't have $1k to spend on corp. education classes that you have to take online with no help.
I'm a mechanical engineering student studying my first year at university and my professor asked us to install inventor. I'm on an M1 Macbook Pro and this software (inventor) is not available for macOS.
Do you think I can use Fusion360 and get away with it? Or do I have to install parallels because M1 doesn't have Bootcamp anymore? Let me know
I have a MacBook Pro and I’m currently going into the engineering. I know I need AutoDesk Inventor for my program so I’ll have to download Windows 10, but I was just wondering if anybody else has had the same problem and what solution they used.
