Create Suite
The Create Suite provides essential tools for adding and copying components within Inventor assemblies. It enables users to insert new components, pick and place parts interactively, and duplicate components with various options for nesting and destination selection. These commands streamline the process of building assemblies, facilitate rapid prototyping, and support efficient management of component structures. The suite is designed to enhance productivity and flexibility when constructing and organizing complex assemblies.
Add
Overview
Add a new component to the assembly.
Details
Inserts a new part or subassembly into the current assembly. Use this command to expand your design by including additional components as needed for your project.
Add Pick
Overview
Interactively pick a component to add to the assembly.
Details
Allows you to select a component from a list or browser and add it directly to the assembly. This command simplifies the process of locating and inserting specific parts.
Place Pick
Overview
Place a picked component at a specified location in the assembly.
Details
After picking a component, use this command to position it precisely within the assembly. This is useful for arranging components according to design requirements or spatial constraints.
Copy New
Overview
Copy a component and nest it within another component or subassembly.
Details
Duplicates a selected component and places the copy inside a specified parent component or subassembly. This command is ideal for creating hierarchical structures or repeating elements within nested assemblies.
Copy New 1
Overview
Copy a component as a new instance in the assembly.
Details
Creates a new instance of the selected component and adds it to the assembly. Use this to quickly duplicate parts for symmetrical designs or repeated features.
Copy To
Overview
Copy a component to a specified destination within the assembly.
Details
Allows you to select a destination location for the copied component, supporting flexible organization and placement within the assembly structure.