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UCS Derived Component
by FreeradicalAutodeskFree
Positions derived parts in Inventor using coordinate systems from the part and host document.
PRICINGFree
DEPLOYMENTDesktop
CATEGORYDesign & Engineering
UPDATED ON MARKETPLACE
What it does
Inserts and moves a derived part within an Inventor document. The add-in positions the derived feature using two UCSs and updates its location when the host document view is activated or the host document changes.
Key capabilities
from the Autodesk App Store listingDerived Part Placement
Inserts and moves a derived part in an Inventor document.
UCS-Based Positioning
Locates the derived feature using UCSs in the derived part and the document containing the feature.
Location Updates
Updates the feature location when the host document view is activated or the host document changes.
In the catalog
513 plugins in Inventor · Design & Engineering
Price distribution: 158 free, 4 freemium, 351 paid
Pricing & deployment
Platform
Autodesk
Product
Inventor
Deployment
Desktop
Pricing
Free
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What the vendor says
«Insert and move a derived part. The derived feature is located with two UCSs that exist in the derived part and the part containing the derived feature. The location will be updated when (1) the view of the document containing the UCS derived feature is activated (2) the document containing the UCS derived feature is …»