What's New: A new topic called Translators has been added to the What's New that includes:.Work was done to improve the overall navigation of help content.Fixed broken Help button links from the Precision and Tolerance dialog boxes to the Precision and Tolerance Dialog Box page. Restored the Precision and Tolerance Dialog Box page related to the Hole, Chamfer, and Bend Notes.Fixed incorrect information about supported versions of Content Center parts, libraries, and servers.The page To View a Model Normal to a Face was incorrectly named To Zoom and Rotate in the Graphics Window (video) this has been corrected.Added the Scale option for the Direct Edit command to What's New and online content.Corrected five Drawing Annotation pages to advise that you now have to hold the CTRL key to enable 15° leader snapping.Reordered page content on To Assign an Appearance to a Component.Updated the Appearance Browser Reference.Corrected information about balloon alignment functionality on the following pages:.To Preserve a Region from Shape Generator.Updated nine Shape Generator and three BIM Exchange topics to include the version specific statement:Īvailable in Inventor 2016 R3 - Subscription customers.Provides information on managing a proxy server setting. To Resolve Failures to Upload a Connected Design on A360 Design Share.
The server has not found anything matching the request-URL To Resolve Connected Design on A360 Installation Issues provides steps for resolving the Design Share panel display error,įailed to Load.Added troubleshooting steps for users experiencing issues with.Just be aware that the Help files may be updated from time to time.Updates, additions, and improvements to help topics Use the Help Options settings in the Inventor Application Options dialog box - Set the new Help Options in the General tab. When you are online, the help from the Autodesk Knowledge Network displays.Īfter you install the local help, you can switch between online/local Help any time. NOTE: The Local Help will be available within Autodesk Inventor when you are working offline. It’s very easy and just a case of running an exe really. If you navigate to the Autodesk Knowledge Network, you can download the complete Inventor help (Almost 400MB) –Ĭheck out the Help Install Instructions. Good news is that you can now specify whether to access the Help ONLINE or from a LOCAL downloaded version from within Inventor. There are times however that you may not have access to the internet and hence no access to the HELP.Īlso if you have a very slow internet connection, it’s no fun waiting for it when you are searching. When Inventor is installed, the default HELP Option is to utilise help online and no local help available.
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