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It appears that similar things are happening here.Īutodesk can’t make their own software work with itself… I cannot open an Autodesk Inventor file in Autodesk Maya to render it. When my trial and ran out, and I had to switch to student version, I had to reinstall the entire program. To get inventor to work, I had to install it two times. I’m sure it works fine for a lot of people, but in my personal experience, it’s compatibility and optimization is subpar. It’s free.Īnd I’m not saying it consistently has problems.

Honestly, half of the reason Inventor is as popular as it is here is because of cost. Solidworks is more widespread in the professional environment. Inventor may indeed be terribly optimized, but it certainly wouldn’t be anywhere near as popular as it is if it consistently “struggles to use integrated graphics” and “hates working with anything else.”

Inventor may indeed be terribly optimized, but it certainly wouldn’t be anywhere near as popular as it is if it consistently “struggles to use integrated graphics” and “hates working with anything else.”.

I had no trouble running Inventor, without freezing, on my old laptop with a mere i3-3217U and Intel HD Graphics 4000.

Yes, the official Inventor forum actually is probably more valid than the VEX Forum for this.

No need to be rude (that’s how it came across, at least).

If a fresh install doesn’t work, I would highly recommend posting on a place that has people who know what they are talking about, It hates working with anything else, including its own software.

Inventor struggles to use Integrated graphics from all my experience with it. In other words, the hardware is more than adequate for running Inventor without freezing, even though it may not be capable of handling more complex assemblies.