This document provides instructions for setting up an Inventor project for the first time. It outlines steps to create folder structures for project files, copy template and design data files, and configure an IPJ project file to point to the correct file locations. Key steps include creating folders for projects, resources, templates, design data and presets, copying template files to the resources folder, opening Inventor to create a new single-user project file, and configuring the project file paths.
This document provides instructions for setting up an Inventor project for the first time. It outlines steps to create folder structures for project files, copy template and design data files, and configure an IPJ project file to point to the correct file locations. Key steps include creating folders for projects, resources, templates, design data and presets, copying template files to the resources folder, opening Inventor to create a new single-user project file, and configuring the project file paths.
This document provides instructions for setting up an Inventor project for the first time. It outlines steps to create folder structures for project files, copy template and design data files, and configure an IPJ project file to point to the correct file locations. Key steps include creating folders for projects, resources, templates, design data and presets, copying template files to the resources folder, opening Inventor to create a new single-user project file, and configuring the project file paths.
Inventor—Setting up your Project for the first time
Set-up Folder Locations Copy the Templates & Design Data
In your target location, i.e. the location of where you want to store your Inventor From the default location C:\Users\Public\Documents\Autodesk\Inventor 201xx, Projects, create the following folder structure: copy the Design Data and Templates folder into your Resources folder:
Also create a Presets folder (Inventor 2019
onwards) to save the presets in the Hole This can be on your local drive, or a network drive so you can have a common repository command. with other users. Though if you’re working off a network drive—you should really consider You can also create a Sketch Symbols folder using Vault. In this case, I’ve put in on my C:\ drive, in a folder called _InventorProjects. to contain your custom sketched symbols for the IDW/DWG.
Create your IPJ file Configure your IPJ file
Open Inventor > Get Started > Projects and click New Open Inventor > Get Started > Projects and configure the following: 3 Put a Project 1 Name Make sure your Project is the active one 2 Choose Single 2 User Project Change the paths to point to 4 your locations defined in Step 1 Navigate to • Workspace the path Step 1 • Libraries 5 • Templates Click Finish • Design Data • Presets 1 • Content Center Files Click New