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Log file of steps taken to build an assembly

Log file of steps taken to build an assembly

Log file of steps taken to build an assembly

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Dear Folks;


If you return to an assembly you created 6 months ago and want to make changes to it, you often cant remember the order in which components were mated together. Knowing how the assembly was put together makes it easy to add new components and mates without corrupting the whole assembly.

When I trained on Mechanical Desktop I remember you could call up a log file to show you all the original steps you took to create an assembly. Is this available in Inventor ?

Best Regards


Adrian Dunevein
AAA Drafting Services

www.aaadrafting.com
http://home.cogeco.ca/~adunevein/

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