configurations on ipt

[Il Mauri]

Hello everyone, I'm a former solidworker from inventor.
I know using inventor 2011 and found no system to configure the parts (ipt), which solidworks had.
what I need is the possibility of suppressing work (or bodies in a multibody part) and then at the table being able to load the desired configuration, a bit like it does on the assemblies (iam).
I had to work with pieces of fusion that have countless works that create a unique chaotic quotation, I wanted to use the configurations in order to create simplified drawings "to cascade" so I would simplify the life to those who have to perform subsequent mechanical processing.
Is there any advice?
Thank you.

 

[Il Mauri]

Sorry, I'm using inventor 2012.

 

[Catafratto]

One thing that comes to my mind is that you can make welded assemblies composed of a single piece (the crude) on which you can do work together, that you can include/exclude in the table (it seems or all or none, but maybe I'm wrong on this point). I don't know. .

 

[arzigogolo]

Hello everyone, I'm a former solidworker from inventor.
I know using inventor 2011 and found no system to configure the parts (ipt), which solidworks had.
what I need is the possibility of suppressing work (or bodies in a multibody part) and then at the table being able to load the desired configuration, a bit like it does on the assemblies (iam).
I had to work with pieces of fusion that have countless works that create a unique chaotic quotation, I wanted to use the configurations in order to create simplified drawings "to cascade" so I would simplify the life to those who have to perform subsequent mechanical processing.
Is there any advice?
Thank you.

Bye.

I do not know if I understood the question well, but I to create different configurations of the same part with suppressed processing and other activated, I use the "ipart" command, which creates a table in which you can choose which processing to suppress more a series of other useful things.

a little like solidworks does with the "configurations" command.

 

[arzigogolo]

Bye.

I do not know if I understood the question well, but I to create different configurations of the same part with suppressed processing and other activated, I use the "ipart" command, which creates a table in which you can choose which processing to suppress more a series of other useful things.

a little like solidworks does with the "configurations" command.

I forgot: then in the table you can select the combination of activated/suppressed processing that you have previously created in the part using the "basic view" command in the "model status" tab.
so you can choose the configuration that best suits you.

 

[Il Mauri]

Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.
Now I'll try to study it a bit.