1) Open the Inventor DWG in AutoCAD. It will open in Layout view.
2) From Model space, type DDINSERT. The Inventor drawing should automatically be selected.
3) Choose which view from the drawing you would like to insert from the drop-down Name menu.
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29 Oct 2013
Inserting Inventor DWG views into AutoCAD
When you open an Inventor DWG in AutoCAD, it opens in Layout view. If you would like to work on it in Model space, you can do so with the DDINSERT command.
1) Open the Inventor DWG in AutoCAD. It will open in Layout view.
2) From Model space, type DDINSERT. The Inventor drawing should automatically be selected.
3) Choose which view from the drawing you would like to insert from the drop-down Name menu.
4) Adjust your insertion and scale settings
1) Open the Inventor DWG in AutoCAD. It will open in Layout view.
2) From Model space, type DDINSERT. The Inventor drawing should automatically be selected.
3) Choose which view from the drawing you would like to insert from the drop-down Name menu.
15 Nov 2012
Extended File Types for Inventor 2013 Borders
Inventor 2013 gives you the ability to Insert image types BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG and TIF into a title block on a Drawing border. Previous versions of Inventor only allowed BMP or JPG!
Note: By default the Open dialogue will Link to the selected image, not always desirable on a Drawing border. To Embed the image, simply unitck the Link box shown above.
To insert an image into a Drawing Title Block, edit the Title Block definition, and click . Click in the graphic window to place the image, then in the Open dialogue, select an image file, and click Open.
Note: By default the Open dialogue will Link to the selected image, not always desirable on a Drawing border. To Embed the image, simply unitck the Link box shown above.
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