Materials and Appearances MAPData（材料和表象MAPData）.pdfVIP

Materials and Appearances 6/21/2012 Autodesk Inventor 2013 Materials and Appearances Contents As an End-User, how do I benefit from the switch to Material and Appearance Libraries? 2 What is the impact to me? 2 The Realistic Appearance Color Style option 4 Inventor 2013 Frequently Asked Questions 5 Why do I see so many appearances in the Document Appearances section of the Appearance Browser? 5 What do I do to keep my custom color styles as Appearances? 5 How do I purge the unused Appearances? 6 Appendix 1 Inventor 2013 Materials Migration 9 How do I manage my Materials and Appearances? 11 “As is” 11 Style Libraries 11 Document Templates 14 Preparing to Migrate Models and Styles 15 Materials 15 Appearances 15 Migrating Models 15 Migrating Content Center custom materials/appearances 18 STEP 1: Migrating your custom materials 18 STEP 2 Add custom library to project file 19 STEP 3 Update the content center library 19 Migrating Documents Using Task Scheduler 20 Where can I learn more about Material and Appearance libraries and the associated definitions? 21 2013 Library Management Methods 22 Overwrite method 22 Versioning method 26 Important information 28 Migration Mapping 30 Materials 30 Appearances 32 Autodesk Inventor 2013 Materials and Appearances As an End-User, how do I benefit from the switch to Material and Appearance Libraries? There were two main objectives for the materials improvement project in Inventor 2013. The first was to simplify applying and editing both physical and visual properties in Inventor 2013. The second was to have a common material library that works across several Autodesk products that can be used without the need of translation. This is intend