creation of idw made to "blocks"

[Ale Engineering]

Hello everyone
I wanted to ask you something: when I put in the table of the assemblies iam or parts ipt, and I have to export them to autocad, I would need every part to be transformed into a block. Can you help me?
Thank you.

 

[Zac69]

you are not the only one who would like this function, but unfortunately in inventor/mechanical you can not. The only one is to develop an ad hoc procedure, which I can't do anyway.
Hi.

 

[cervicale]

therefore inventor cannot generate that type of autocad blocks that can be edited by autocad attributes table from autocad to inventor such possibility exists.
ie opening autocad dwgs in inventor the blocks are recognized in toto,
but wanting to change them I have to go through autocad, is it?

 

[eugenesis]

to do this you must have to topinventor that saves the structure parts and graphics of the iam also in the dwg design in autocad;
otherwise carry out giving the mechanical option.

 

[cervicale]

ok, many thanks I have already used export to autocad dwg solving many problems. only the color of layers in inventor (visible in annotation formed in the drop-down menu) does not correspond in the same menu of layers in autocad. I would need all black to be converted into white when exporting. I therefore have to manually set the color white in the autocad layer manager for the sketches that remain in black.

 

[eugenesis]

. No, you forgot to put the white/black color flagged as automatic!!
Then in the export phase in dwg, you must set the flag that tells you to respect the acad color scheme.
yellow color 2 for autocad leaves you rgb 255,255,0!!

 

[cervicale]

I set all the automatic black layers and tick on mapping/general/use autocad color indexes for entity and layer and it works.:36_9_1: Many thanks! !

 

[bradipo666]

I get into the discussion. . .
How do I have black color quotas in the .idw and export them to .dwg for example red?

 

[bradipo666]

Does anyone have a solution?

 

[stefanobruno]

you must prepare the dwg to which the export from idw to dwg refers.

prepare a model dwg file, with colored layers as you want and quota styles and text set correctly, save it without anything inside if not the settings just made.

then expose your idw:

export to dwg--> autocad design file--> options--> advanced--> autocad pattern file.

do not think to succeed immediately at the first stroke, it is a slow (very slow) approach to the final result, prepare the tablets for headaches.

 

[bradipo666]

I've been trying to cuff us a little... I'm actually gonna have to miss a lot of time... Thank you!