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My name is John Evans, and I am an Autodesk Inventor and Civil 3D Certified Professional. I currently work for Gustin, Cothern, and Tucker, Inc., a Civil Engineering firm in Niceville, Florida. There I manage the Civil 3D seats, training, troubleshooting, construction data management, and occasionally programming. I also work as a consulting author at Tekni Consulting, where I write content for Inventor training courses. I attended Autodesk University 2006 and 2007 in Las Vegas.
I have extensive experience in Aerospace maintenance, Mechanical engineering and manufacturing, and Civil Engineering/Surveying, both field and office, and I speak English and Japanese. When I am not answering questions here, I am with my family, writing training material, studying Japanese, or in my machine shop.
I Currently use AutoCAD Civil 3D 2010, Autodesk Inventor 2010, MasterCAM X2, InventorCAM, and Mach3.
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Have you ever imported or opened Inventor parts, ipt or iam in a civil package? I have a client who wants to put parts into civil that are too complex for partbuilder but easy for Inventor.
David,
I emailed you, but in summary no. It might be possible, but the parametrics will only be controlled on the Part Builder created items. I will give it some thought.