Inventor LTの評判・口コミ 全1件

What do you dislike about the product?

Any of the ambiguous broken links contribute to the need for time to identify problems. The absence of snap features to indicate how CATIA will do it, and even the inability to position or uninstall now open parts in the application or some other window, instead of using the route to finding it.

What do you like best about the product?

Besides the user-friendly gui, the usability from versions to versions are continuously improved. Autodesk would seem to consider user input and attempt to apply it according to the customers' requirements. I like the electrical transmission interfaces of sprung and frame generator.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Inventor provides a good share of the revenue to those other CAD software also for value. For Autodesk a strong contribution is the gradual innovation and support. This is an advancing function. This software works well for 3D modelling, design and 3D rendering I can suggest the app certainly.

What do you dislike about the product?

There's a bit of a learning curve. Occasionally there are frustrations with LevelOfDetail Settings, but I'm sure I just haven't figured out the best use of this function.

What do you like best about the product?

Great software for generating assemblies of any kind. I like being able to generate individual pieces and then fit them together in one space. I really like the immediate updates to the assembly model when you modify an individual piece.

What do you dislike about the product?

Unfortunately this CAD software is less popular in industry. If you are looking to market your CAD skills many employers have never even heard of Inventor. However, many of the skills you can learn through practicing with Inventor can easily translate to other CAD software. This program also allows you to turn your 3D CAD design into a drawing file comparable to solidworks.

What do you like best about the product?

Inventor has all of the necessary CAD features you need for designing parts and systems. Great for those using 3D printers. It even includes a variety of analysis options such as strength and thermal properties as well as mass/density for different materials. This software is much more affordable than other programs (namely Solidworks) and the company even offers free educational licensures. This software is quick to learn and they even offer a walkthrough at startup that shows you the different tools and how to get started on projects. There is lots of literature and videos available to watch and learn the program.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

I highly recommend this software if you are a student or beginner looking to get into CAD. This is a super affordable software that includes all the basics you need for projects or drawings. Very comparable to much more expensive software. Lots of package options for both students, home users, and professionals. I really enjoyed using this program and have found it to be incredibly useful. They are always updating their software and are constantly improving their interface and options. While Inventor may not be as popular as other CAD software, it certainly is not obsolete and it is easy to find literature and how-to information online that will help guide you through. Inventor supports engineering analysis, work instruction , accurate BOM information, and improved submittal information.

What do you dislike about the product?

Inventor is available only for MS Windows.
It is too hard linked with MS products: for example, MS Excel is required to manage families of parts (called iParts). I can't believe that such a complex and complete piece of software really needs a spreadsheet (not anyone, just Excel) to do that.
The version management is simply inexistent: every time a new version is released (i.e. once a year if you are a subscription customer) you have to install it for scratch, and you have to migrate everything (libraries, materials, shortcuts...). Really boring, a big waste of time. And the file format is not backward compatible, so you could have lots of difficulties to share files with people using different versions of the software.

What do you like best about the product?

It's a robust, mature and complete mechanical CAD software. There is an environment for each of your need: 3D modeling of parts, assembly, 2D documentation, sheet-metal design...
Parametric design allows to create dimension-driven parts.
Adaptive mode allows to let the parts adapt each other during the design process.
There are complete (and customizable) libraries for materials and for standard components (screws, nuts...).
It's possible to import/export files in other formats to share data with other software.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Inventor is the right choice if you have general-purpose needs in CAD mechanical/industrial design you use only MS Windows OS computers and you don't want to spend more to have the more expensive leader CAD software.