Autodesk Inventor animation

Autodesk Inventor animation of a wooden forklift truck using Autodesk Inventor

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• 3ds Max 2012
• animated
• autodesk inventor
• autodesk 3ds max 2012
• wooden toy animation
• autodesk animation
• Animation

[kyledominy123]

how could you get this program for free itz just way overpriced

[russellescritt]

Sorry, I wouldn't know. I use Inventor at work so it's bought and paid for by my employer. I couldn't afford it for myself. Especially when you've got to pay a subscription of around £950 per year for the updates.

[ilcodino86]

how many time is the render during..¿?

[russellescritt]

It took about 14 hours to render both animations in the video. Then just a few minutes to stitch all of the bits together.

[BaytekkDesigns]

Good job! Nice command of the studio environment. I'm pining by my mailbox door for AIP2010 to arrive!

[russellescritt]

Thanks for the great comment. I've just installed Inventor 2010 & will be finding out the new features soon. I've got to find the time to have a play. I'll have to find something else to model too.

[RackHopper]

@kyledominy123 theres a 30 day trail, and you can just keep renewing it with different emails, that's what I'm doing.

[Gscxel]

@kyledominy123 the correct and legal way is to get into the Student community from Autodesk and you can actually get not only these program but I think all of them for free the only difference is that when you use them you cannot say that is for work, but only for entertainment/ practice-meaning you cannot deliver works with these programs.(educational version)

[danielkirk1]

@russellescritt You're so lucky, use it to death until those updates expire :P

[FloFish2008]

Can you give me, all parts drawings, with benchmarks, of the assembly? please: D

[djcduded95]

@kyledominy123 go to the autodesk website(or just google "autodesk") and go to communities, then students and teachers(or something like that).. then sign up as a student and u can download every program for free.

[6Nicad6emus6]

Wow, this has come a long way from the Autodesk software I used 12 years ago, which was only a 2D animation program. And yeah, thankfully it was paid for by the company I was working for.

[iiigerardoiii]

where I can get the flat or measures of the forklift. Urgent!

[mateoarv]

@kyledominy123 torrents.. but if you're really going to use it alot you should buy it

[KillerboyGer]

60 € - pupil version

2 restriction:

1: only for 60 months (but hey, its still a long time, in 60 months this will be fcking old).

2: there is a mark on every print to make u unable to use this for commerical work.

i think its a fair price

[dutchy131]

@kyledominy123 the piratebay + utorrent/limewire or any other torrent program