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Presentation and Exploded Views Flashcards

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  1. When creating a new storyboard in an existing presentation, which option starts it from the final component state of the previous storyboard?

    Answer: Start from end of previous

    Start from end of previous continues from where the prior storyboard left off.

  2. What happens if you choose Clean storyboard when adding a new storyboard?

    Answer: Components start in their assembled positions with no prior tweaks applied

    A clean storyboard begins from the model's original assembled state.

  3. In the Tweak Components mini-toolbar, what does switching between Local and World coordinate settings change?

    Answer: The orientation of the triad used to define tweak directions

    Local aligns the triad to the component; World aligns it to the presentation origin.

  4. How can you change how long a tweak animates in a storyboard?

    Answer: Edit the action duration or drag its bar ends on the timeline

    Each action's duration is set on the timeline by editing or dragging its bar.

  5. You want a single exploded state of the presentation that does not change when the storyboard is edited. What should you do?

    Answer: Use an independent snapshot view or break the link of a dependent one

    Independent snapshots are not tied to the timeline, so storyboard edits do not affect them.

  6. After creating tweaks, a few trail segments clutter an exploded view. What is the best way to handle this without removing the tweak?

    Answer: Hide or edit the trail segments

    Trails can be hidden or edited separately from the tweak movement.

  7. Which Inventor environment is used to create assembly instruction animations showing disassembly sequences?

    Answer: Presentation environment

    Presentation files provide storyboards to animate assembly and disassembly sequences.