My Autodesk work.

[Werksmini]

I just got the program and was messing around with it for the first time today and came out with this wheel. For my first try I would say its pretty good. Fun program.

[Super Eta]

Not bad.

Good Job Parker :up:

[bimmerphile]

Sweet, now texture, add better lighting, and render that bad boy for realism!

(actually, I have no idea if you can do any of that on autodesk)

[Jordan]

Texturing is possible, lighting is limited, and there are no "rendering" modes available for Inventor. Although you can buy Presenter 3D, a full on rendering standalone program that is made to work directly with Inventor files.

First thing you need to do is turn off your active line display! It drops the FPS and it looks like crap.

MM11-2 made acurately to full scale in Inventor R6 by me.

[Brian 89 325i]

Shit jordan, thats HOTT.

Brian

[Super Eta]

Jordan your like a cheat code for a video game, you make things seem too easy.

[GaryE30]

Here's my work from a year ago. Not very detailed.

[Diplomat]

damn u guys use autodesk as a hobby? I have to use that for my engineering class all the time...except at the academy im basing up swept/delta fighter jet constructions.

[BS87]

AutoCAD is fun, until you start going into the Architect part.... the shit some people demand for their house is amazing.

[AndrewBird]

Here's mine. It's part of My RC car.





I'm working on drawing the whole car at the moment. It's going to take a while though....

Andrew

[AndrewBird]

Hey Jordan, where do you turn off active lines? I just tried to find it with no luck. I haven't used this program enough to ge into settings and details of the program yet so can you help me out? OH, I have Version 5.0 by the way.

Andrew