View, plot, and measure 2D or 3D AutoCAD data in Inventor and Inventor data in AutoCAD.You can choose to import AutoCAD blocks as Inventor sketch blocks (see Sketch blocks) when you create an Inventor part file. Copy 2D AutoCAD data directly into an Inventor sketch without opening AutoCAD.The following are examples of a few workflows: Dimension and text styles, while not equal, are synchronized such that supported changes made in one application are duplicated in the other application.ĭWG interoperability is flexible and can be used in many different ways. Blocks, layers, and sheets/layouts are editable by both AutoCAD and Inventor.
While Inventor drawing data and AutoCAD data can coexist in the same file, some data is shared between both applications. You can place views and create annotations on a layout created in AutoCAD and the Inventor data coexists with the AutoCAD data. All Inventor drawing commands are available in sheets/layouts. AutoCAD data can be viewed, plotted, and measured, and is selectable for delete and copy/paste. Paper space layouts are displayed as sheets in Inventor. You can select objects in model space for use with copy/paste and the measuring commands. You can change the background color and perform all viewing functions, including rotate. Model space is a read-only environment in Inventor and is accessed in the browser. Model space displays data exactly as it displays in AutoCAD. Note: You can import AutoCAD blocks as Inventor Sketch blocks in a.
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