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You can add any 2D or 3D dimensions to a 2D or 3D view in Inventor.

Create a 3D view (e.g. isometric, rendered) on your drawing sheet. Go to the Annotation panel/ribbon and start the Dimension command. You can pick any geometry or points to add linear, angular or radius dimensions to your part or assembly model.

3D dimensions in Inventor

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14.7.2009   36613×  
   
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See also:
Tip 15090:3DPlot - 3D math surfaces in AutoCAD.
Tip 15089:2DPlot - parametric math curves in AutoCAD.
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Tip 14838:How to create a diameter/radius dimension with a horizontal leader in Inventor?


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