For instance, below you can see in this example that I made sure to include the number of views as well as the note that is to be included in this sheet format. Once you are satisfied with the sheet format, the next step will be to right-click on the sheet you would like to save and select ‘Create Sheet Format.’Ī great tip here is to make sure you are descriptive when coming up with a sheet format name, since other people in your company will be using these custom sheet formats.
You can do this by inserting the different views you normally use, the settings and annotations and even notes that are typically found on your company’s standard drawings. The first step will be to preconfigure your drawing sheet format. Below, we’ll walk you through a few scenarios on how you can leverage this new functionality as soon as possible.
In addition, there’s a ‘Fit to View’ setting, which users can toggle when saving these formats to allow Inventor to automatically scale their future drawing views. Users can now save sheet formats with specific drawing view layouts and drawing settings that can be applied to any design down the road. Now, Autodesk has taken this one step further and added behind the scenes automation for even faster speeds. Up until now, Inventor drawing templates were primarily used for the creation of new drawings with a specific sheet size and title block. Inventor 2021 now has the built-in functionality to save sheet formats. While you can certainly create iLogic rules to automate processes on the drawing side of Inventor, Autodesk has now introduced an even quicker way to tackle this topic. With iLogic, users can quickly automate their designs, while swiftly jumping over the hurdles of tedious and redundant tasks. Autodesk Inventor gives you exactly that by allowing for the creation of rule-based designs using iLogic. Now, more than ever, businesses are looking for ways to increase efficiency, all while incorporating some form of repetition into their business model. It’s no surprise that automation has been a very hot topic over the last couple of years. For today’s topic, however, we will be focusing on one specific feature that we believe to be a game-changer for the Autodesk Inventor community. Autodesk’s most recent 2021 release of Inventor came equipped with a few noteworthy features – if you would like to read a comprehensive blog of what’s new, click here.
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