A selection method performed by selecting and dragging from right to left. Any items that are touched by the crossing window will be selected.

A feature found in the Model Browser that signifies the end of features for a part file. Can be positioned at various points in the model to add or remove features at various points in a model's creation.

The general term for categorizing all 3D modeling commands such as Extrude, Revolve, Sweep, Loft, etc.

A tool that allows for rotating a drawing based on a rotation point

A view that shows an object appearing as a three-dimensional object, typically shown in top, front, and right-side orientation.

The area of the screen, usually on the left, which contains all features and sketches within a drawing.

A tool used for reporting distances, angles, or area of a selected object.

The distance between two constraints on two objects.

A starting point for a sketch, which can be represented on the XY, XZ, or YZ axes of a drawing.

A 2D view of a 3D object.

A base component for an Inventor file. Ends with file extension .ipt..

A view that allows one to see a realistic representation of a final product.

A method for organizing and accessing all files associated with a particular design job or project

A tool found in the Inspect tab that measures properties such as the perimeter and area of a region found in the sketch environment.

A profile containing 2D geometry that is used for creating a body

A profile containing 2D geometry that is used for creating a body

The act that allows for features to be hidden as well as any dependent features or sketches

A tool that allows one to navigate through preset views in a drawing.

Settings within Inventor part files and drawing files that change the appearance of a model or drawing view.

A selection method performed by selecting and dragging from left to right. Any items that are completely inside the window will be selected.

Planes used to aid in the creation of 3D part models and give more flexibility than using only the origin planes. Examples are Offset, Midplane, and Tangent.

Axes that can be used to aid in the creation of 3D part models and give more flexibility than using only the origin axes. Examples are Axis Through a Revolved Face or Feature and Normal to Plane Through Point.