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The Autodesk Informed Design add-in for Autodesk Inventor
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allows product manufacturers to publish their product designs for Revit designers to use within their design models.
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As an Informed Design user, you are the author and publisher of the parametric Inventor model data.
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You create predefined content with applied product rule sets and publish a product definition to the web application.
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Then, Revit designers can download and place these product definitions directly into their models.
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Open an Inventor model, such as this staircase assembly.
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Some parameters have been defined within the model, as well as some iLogic to control the model directly.
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Note that it is helpful for Informed Design users to have experience with Inventor drawings,
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part modeling, and assembly creation, as well as an understanding of iLogic.
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When the Informed Design add-in is installed, you can see the Informed Design tab on the Inventor ribbon.
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From the Informed Design tab, click Product Definition.
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The Product definitions list provides access to newly created and existing product definitions.
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You can see a list of all the predefined or created definitions.
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Select an existing definition, and notice that the tools to edit, duplicate, or delete are now available.
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If needed, you can also access the Informed Design web portal from this window.
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If you need more information or resources, click the question mark icon.
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From this menu, you can access the help, terms and conditions, license attributions, and version information.
00:03
The Autodesk Informed Design add-in for Autodesk Inventor
00:07
allows product manufacturers to publish their product designs for Revit designers to use within their design models.
00:13
As an Informed Design user, you are the author and publisher of the parametric Inventor model data.
00:20
You create predefined content with applied product rule sets and publish a product definition to the web application.
00:28
Then, Revit designers can download and place these product definitions directly into their models.
00:34
Open an Inventor model, such as this staircase assembly.
00:38
Some parameters have been defined within the model, as well as some iLogic to control the model directly.
00:46
Note that it is helpful for Informed Design users to have experience with Inventor drawings,
00:51
part modeling, and assembly creation, as well as an understanding of iLogic.
00:56
When the Informed Design add-in is installed, you can see the Informed Design tab on the Inventor ribbon.
01:03
From the Informed Design tab, click Product Definition.
01:07
The Product definitions list provides access to newly created and existing product definitions.
01:13
You can see a list of all the predefined or created definitions.
01:19
Select an existing definition, and notice that the tools to edit, duplicate, or delete are now available.
01:27
If needed, you can also access the Informed Design web portal from this window.
01:33
If you need more information or resources, click the question mark icon.
01:38
From this menu, you can access the help, terms and conditions, license attributions, and version information.