Edward Gibbon
Every day, computer software gives me challenges. Sometimes there small, simple things.
Sometimes they make me feel like Indiana Jones when he's getting chased by that giant boulder in Raiders of the Lost Ark...
This challenge probably fell somewhere in between.
What was the challenge? How do you get Autodesk Inventor presentation file to match the colors in the assembly, even when the colors change?
It's actually not very difficult, but there is a trick to it.
When creating the presentation, make sure to click the Options button, pick a View Representation, and choose "Associative".
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| Locating the Options to link the views. |
By choosing this option, the view in the presentation will now follow the view in the assembly!
If the option is left unchecked, the presentation file colors won't change as the assemblies colors change. They will be independent.
For the full tour, check out the video here!
One thing I can't say I've found, is how to change it after the fact. Once committed, it remains the way it is.
If those of you out in the 'Verse out there have found a way, throw out a comment below!
And one last note!
I used view representations I created in this post. If you're interested in learning more about creating view representations, I have a post for that I created a few years back here. Take a look!
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