Orbit ball in Inventor

[Brown 2010]

its not the best one in the world. but i think its pretty close.


okay... the first one didnt work. but this one should

[Ken Streeter]

OK, I'm new to Inventor, so I may be doing something wrong, but I can't figure out how to load this file. After saving the attached file on my computer, when I try to load the file, I receive unresolved references... Do other files need to be posted as well, or is there a trick to loading the assembly into Inventor?

[Molten]

He needs to load more files. To open an assembly you have to have the parts. I believe there might be a method of doing it without these parts, but it is easiest just to load all of the parts.

[team222badbrad]

Please put all of the files(.ipt) used to make this model in a folder (zipped) and then upload with the .iam.

You could consider the .iam file as the "assembly" instructions, but without the parts you can't assemble as instructed...:D

[Brown 2010]

ok. these are all the files used in the assembly. i couldnt figure out how to put them in a zipped folder so i just added them all, so if u download them all, it should work. i hope:)

[brickmaster2]

I have downloaded all the parts and they are in the same folder, but when I try to open the orbitball complete assembly, it asks looks for a orbit ball final assembly. Could you please post this file as well.

[mplanchard]

A complete assembly of the Inventor ball is at

http://www.3dcontentcentral.com/secure/download-model.aspx?catalogid=171&id=13546

Select Inventor for Format.

Marie

[RoBoCrAzY155]

Here is the file I finally found out how to compress it down os it would fit.