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Missing Content Center Libraries in Inventor ! Back to Subscription, Installation and Licensing Category. Back to Topic Listing Previous Next. Filter by Lables. Message 1 of 3. Hi there! Message 2 of 3. Granted your required information will change over time, but starting out without a plan is not a good choice. Here are some items to consider in your plan:. To manage a library in the Vault structure, an Inventor user must be assigned at least one of the following Vault roles in order to access the editing capabilities of the Content Center:.
Since desktop content does not have any access controls in place, I would recommend applying standard Windows permissions read or read-write on those shared libraries to control which user has what access.
Though the user can assign a different file name, I would recommend leaving the information as assigned by this dialog. At this time confirm the library is selected for use by the active project and save the project. For Vault; a read-write library must be first created by a user logged onto the ADMS console using a Vault account that has either a Vault admin or content center admin role assigned to it.
Though the user can assign a different name, I would recommend leaving the information as assigned by this dialog. In my example, the information is based on using Vault Professional and Inventor Though the read-write library is now present in the vault database, we must first modify the active Vault project so Inventor can start using it. If you have any questions about this information please contact us.
Stay tuned for part 3 of this article or subscribe to get the update sent to you. Mark Lancaster is the newest member to our Synergis technical team, having just joined us back in August. In that position, he was responsible for workstation optimization and design management, established uniform standards for the local and global offices, and developed global systems to control and manage their design data.
Have a question for Mark or any of our technical staff? Contact us and we will get back to you quickly. Contact us , visit the Synergis website or subscribe to our blog. Contact Us. March 17, For those who want to share or place these libraries in a common location, the location is then changed under the Inventor Applications Options for all Inventor users: For Vault, I would first recommend having your Vault infrastructure in-place and then configure Inventor to use it.
Location is defined per the Inventor Application Options or the active Inventor project file for all Inventor users: If the active project is defined as [Default] for Content Center files, the storage location is based on the information within the application options. Here are some items to consider in your plan: Develop a unique naming convention member file name that will be used to ensure the member names are not being duplicated in the content center.
If you are using the desktop version, make sure your custom libraries are backed up regularly. Build your structure wisely. I will go into more detail about this in part 3 of this article. Parts requiring iLogic coding should not be placed into Content Center either.
Standard assemblies or any type of assemblies are never allowed in Content Center. Parts that are alike but based on different specifications i. A family table can consist of a single entry.
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