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20-02-2009, 12:15
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Re: how to get the volume of a part?
We'll need a little more information based on your current question.
What shape is the part you are working with (cylinder, cube, cone, other 3D shape)? Attaching a simple sketch of the piece would help. Also, is it a container (shelled out part), or a solid part? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edit: Please note the above questions are from before I realized you were asking an Inventor question & thought you actually wanted the formulas to calculate a part's volume. I'm sure the software can automatically calculate volume, but I'm not familiar with Inventor*. Sorry about that! *I should really unsubscribe from the Inventor forum since I tend to make that mistake randomly answering geometry questions or CAD questions before I realize they are Inventor based, or then again, to help myself in this scenario I should just learn Inventor.  Last edited by Elgin Clock : 20-02-2009 at 12:19. |
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