Autodesk Inventor Drawing Automation Basics

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Get started with automating your drawings using the Inventor API. In this session, Philip Cox, Senior Application Engineer at KETIV, will walk through the basics of developing in both iLogic and Visual Studio, and show how to programmatically add views, tables, Sketch Symbols, and more using Inventor’s API.

To spice it up, fellow Application Engineer Justin Cao will join as “a typical end-user” who’s just learning automation in a classroom-style virtual environment. You’ll see the kinds of questions that come up early on and how to approach drawing automation step by step, so you can start applying the same ideas in your own projects.

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Session Presenters

Philip Cox

Senior Application Engineer

Philip is a Senior Application Engineer on the Design Automation team. Philip has over 10 years of experience working in CAD Automation and is an expert with Autodesk Inventor, Siemens NX, CATIA, and Autodesk Fusion as a designer and an API Developer.

Justin Cao

Application Engineer

Justin started at KETIV as an intern in 2018 and then moved to the Automation Team in 2020. Justin works on large automation projects as a lead or secondary developer and has led online and in-person engineering consulting to support engineering processes.

  			  
  		

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