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Pieces of text that provide information on parts within an assembly.

Annotations

100

A 3D shape created from a 2D sketch using modeling features.

Body

100

A limitation on components used to create relationships between components.

Constraint

100

A flat angle along the edge of a part or between the edge and specified face of a part.

Chamfer

100

A line of text that communicates additional details about how a design is to be manufactured.

Drawing Note

200

A composition of part files within an Inventor file. Ends with file extension .iam.

Assembly File

200

An operation that can add, remove, or intersect material in a solid.

Boolean Operation

200

A flat-bottomed enlargement for a hole, allowing the top of a fastener to be flush with the material's surface.

Counterbore

200

A tool used to place images on selected models of a 3D body.

Decal

200

A feature found in the Model Browser that signifies the end of features for a part file. Can be positioned at various points in the model to add or remove features at various points in a model's creation.

End of Part Marker (EOP)

300

The default file type for AutoCAD, which can consist of several elements that comprise a 2D drawing. Inventor can save drawing files in this format for connectivity with AutoCAD. Ends with file extension .dwg.

AutoCAD Drawing File

300

An annotation that indicates the location of the geometric center of a circle or arc.

Center Mark

300

A conical enlargement for a hole, allowing for a tapered fastener to be flush with the material's surface.

Countersink

300

The amount of directional and rotational movement allowed for a part.

Degrees of Freedom

300

A command which adds length to lines from a sketch.

Extend

400

Callouts that signify part identifiers within a drawing.

Balloons

400

An annotation line that indicates an axis of symmetry.

Centerline

400

A selection method performed by selecting and dragging from right to left. Any items that are touched by the crossing window will be selected.

Crossing Selection

400

An enlarged view of all or a portion of another view.

Detail View

400

A feature that allows a 2D sketch to have one or more of its parts turned into a 3D model.

Extrusion

500

The default view for a drawing.

Base View

500

A tool used to create a new body from multiple selected bodies.

Combine

500

A line on a section view that passes through the object, showing where the object is being cut.

Cutting Plane Line

500

Defined measurements for pieces within a part.

Dimensions

500

The general term for categorizing all 3D modeling commands such as Extrude, Revolve, Sweep, Loft, etc.

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