Inventor Fusion for Simulation Users
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In Fusion Tech Preview 1 you can save as .dwg, .sat, and .step...Moldflow supports .step so I chose to export that filetype. The bidirectional integration between Fusion and Inventor is coming up in a future Tech Preview according to the labs website
autodeskmoldflow 2 years ago
why you need to export to step instead of translating directly from inventor?
nrvallejo 2 years ago