Explore how Inventor iLogic can help you get more done and how to get started Overall, iLogic enhances the capabilities of Autodesk Inventor, making it a powerful tool for improving design quality, consistency, and productivity. Key benefits include: Automation: iLogic allows you to automate repetitive tasks, saving time and reducing the potential for errors. For […] The post Getting started with iLogic appeared first on Inventor Official Blog ..read more

Happy New Year!  As we transition into the year 2025, we would like to reflect on a great year of enhancements for Autodesk Inventor.  The development team continues to work hard to include your requests. They released three major updates that included 150 enhancements based on your feedback.  Thank you for your effort and contributions […] The post Autodesk Inventor 2024 Year In Review appeared first on Inventor Official Blog ..read more

Great news! Inventor 2025.2 has been released! This update is packed with enhancements for sketching, part modeling, assembly modeling, drawings, Revit interoperability, and several other general enhancements. We’ll cover each of these categories in detail below. Sketch enhancements Midpoint line Use the newly added Midpoint Line command in the 2D sketch environment to create a line symmetrical […] The post Autodesk Inventor 2025.2 What’s New appeared first on Inventor Official Blog ..read more

Want to see it in action? Join us for our upcoming webinar on Wednesday, October 2 at 9:00 am (PST) / 12:00 pm (EST), where we’ll dive deeper into Autodesk Informed Design, explore new features, and preview what’s coming next. Register here. What’s Autodesk Informed Design? Autodesk Informed Design is a cloud-based solution that connects […] The post Connect Design and Make: Introducing Autodesk Informed Design appeared first on Inventor Official Blog ..read more

Learn how to use an Autodesk Inventor iLogic form to make editing your drawing title block easy! The post iLogic for Title blocks appeared first on Inventor Official Blog ..read more

Learn how iLogic code can be written automatically to augment your configurable CAD models in Autodesk Inventor. The post iLogic for configurations appeared first on Inventor Official Blog ..read more

Learn how Autodesk Inventor iLogic can be used to pass parameter values from Assembly files into part files, for true 'Top-down' design. The post iLogic for Top-Down design appeared first on Inventor Official Blog ..read more

Inventor 2025.1 will be released today!  This update is packed with enhancements for part modeling and assembly modeling, sheet metal, drawings, and interoperability. Sketch environment You can now copy and paste multiple sketch blocks within the same document or from one file to another.  This also works between folded and flat parts in the same document. Quickly turn on and off snap options for Endpoint, Midpoint, and Center for more control as you apply new sketch entities. Part enhancements Thread data is now available for both parts and assemblies when using the Measure command ..read more

Five Autodesk Inventor iLogic productivity hacks for non-programmers: Data conformance. In the last blog post, we learned how a simple way to add an iLogic form to a part model to better communicate design intent. We could call this conformance–conformance with our modeling standards. In this exercise, we’ll see how iLogic can help us with a different type of conformance–this time, conformance with our data standards. 3D parametric design software has many advantages over technology such as 2D CAD or hand drafting. Most of these advantages benefit the designer. However, there is one advantage ..read more

Five Autodesk Inventor iLogic productivity hacks for non-programmers ‘Yeah—that can probably be done with iLogic.’ Did you ever hear this and wonder—HOW? iLogic in Autodesk Inventor is a rule engine that utilizes the intelligence already built into your design to create a configurable model or automate your processes. iLogic is designed for individuals unfamiliar with computer programming, but getting started can still be daunting. In this series of posts, I will give you five iLogic productivity hacks—easy examples that will help you get started with iLogic. This content was originally presen ..read more