Quick Start

If an imported STEP file contains one part, it produces an Autodesk Inventor
Fusion file with a single body. If it contains an assembly, it produces an
Autodesk Inventor Fusion file with multiple components.
Importing SAT files
You can import a SAT file (versions 4.0 - 7.0). The solid body is saved in an
Autodesk Inventor Fusion file, and no links are maintained to the original
file.
If an imported SAT file contains a single body, it produces an Autodesk
Inventor Fusion part file with a single body. If it contains multiple bodies, it
produces an Autodesk Inventor Fusion File with multiple components.
Inventor Data
You can import an Autodesk Inventor file. The solid body is saved in an
Autodesk Inventor Fusion file. Excluded, Suppressed, and Invisible objects
will become visible when importing IPT and IAM files.
These types of Inventor files can be imported:
■ *.ipt (part) (up to Inventor 2010)
■ *.iam (assembly) (up to Inventor 2010)
Changes made to a part file within Inventor Fusion can be integrated back to
the original part using Track Changes in Inventor. Track Changes is an add-in
for Inventor which will allow users to identify and manage any changes made
to a part in Inventor Fusion. Track Changes is intended to map non-parametric
Inventor Fusion edits to editable, parametric Inventor features.
This functionality allows users to edit an Inventor model within Inventor
Fusion (free from the rigid structure of history-based modeling), open the part
within Inventor, and accept or reject Inventor Fusion model edits through a
rich interface provided by the add-in.
This workflow is intended to assist users in making rapid & unrestrained model
edits in Inventor Fusion, and subsequently allowing those model edits to be
realized within the Inventor model.
For more information see the Track Changes Help in Inventor.
Inventor Data | 215