Using AutoDesk Inventor to assemble a Trinket box
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This slide show is based on the premise that pupils have already created the parts for their trinket box (sides, base and lid). It goes through the steps to fully constrain it all together. The exercise allowed pupils to easily see what they were about to make in 'Craft and Design' (E.g. the types of joint and how it fitted together. All the exercises in this series were aimed 2nd yr (13/14year olds).
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Apply Trim Paths.
Reorder and rename layers.
Edit the duration and timing of layers.
You'll notice that some of the steps are worded more concisely than they were in the mini-exercise. If you forget how to accomplish a task, refer back to the mini-exercise and/or the Lesson Content in this module.
Follow the steps below to create this animation. The submission instructions are at the end.
Step #1
Create a new project file by going to
File > New > New Project
.
Create a new comp by going to
Composition > New Composition
. Make sure your settings mimic the image below. Then, click
OK
.
Composition Settings for Module 02 Full Exercise.
Step #2
Create a solid layer. Make it dark blue. Pay special attention to the hex color code of your dark blue solid layer. Write it down.
Lock
the layer.
Step #3
Go to
View > Show Rulers
.
With the rulers visible, zoom in on the center of the scene.
From the left ruler, drag a guide to
640
pixels. (That's half the width of the comp.)
From the top ruler, drag down a guide to
360
pixels. (That's half the height of the comp.)
With your guides in place, go to
View > Lock Guides
.
The rulers work basically the same way they do in Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
Step #4
NOW, GO TO FILE > SAVE AS > SAVE AS.
Save your assignment as an AEP file.
jstudent_fullx02.aep
Step #5
Select the
Pen Tool
.
Set the Fill to
None
. Set the Stroke to
white
and
14px
.
Click one time
in the center of the comp where the guides intersect. (You may need to zoom in to do this.)
Hold
Shift
and
click one time
well beyond the top of the scene. (You may need to zoom out to do this.)
Creating a white line.
AFTER EACH STEP, GO TO FILE > SAVE.
Step #6
With the white line Shape Layer still active, select the
Selection Tool
. (This will prevent us from accidentally drawing more points.)
Right-click on the Shape Layer and rename it
rotating_line
.
Open
Contents > Shape 1 > Stroke 1 > Line Cap
and select
Round Cap.
Step #7
With the
rotating_line
layer selected, open the Transform layer properties and select Anchor Point. This will make the anchor point appear in the scene.
Zoom into the center of the scene. Select the
Pan Behind Tool
and move the anchor point to the bottom middle of the layer, which should also be where the guides intersect.
When finished, select the Selection Tool. (This will prevent us from accidentally shifting the anchor point.)
Step #8
With the
rotating_line
layer active, set the
Current Time Indicator
at
0:00f
(zero seconds), and click the stopwatch for.
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- 9. 1. Now it is asking you to select the second face… 2. The second face is tucked behind here
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