Loads & supports
Define reusable supports and load groups with references to the Inventor model. Organise them into analyses and calculation cases.
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Vectorian
For Autodesk Inventor
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Your engineering context.
Loads, support reactions and calculation reports, right inside Inventor. Keep the geometry, the assumptions and the results close together.
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From definition to documentation
One connected
engineering workflow.
Current development capabilities, organised around the decisions engineers make every day.
Engineering load types
Work with forces, moments, gravity and mass/inertia loads, alongside drag, hydrodynamic inertia and slamming definitions.
Global Inputs & expressions
Reuse named inputs and Design Factors. Use unit-aware expressions, derived quantities and custom formulas to keep assumptions connected.
Reaction transfers
Connect stages of an analysis by transferring reactions from one case into another. Review the state of those dependencies.
Results & envelopes
Compare reactions in common coordinates. Review governing source cases, filter by status, and choose length, force and moment display units.
Calculation reports
Select cases, write assumptions and section comments, and include saved model views. Create a frozen revision for PDF or DOCX export.
Calculation reports
Keep the reasoning
with the result.
Build a report from selected cases. Add purpose, assumptions and conclusions, then include section notes and saved model views where they help explain the work.
Create a revision to preserve the reviewed calculation and export the document to PDF or Word.
Workflow & scope ↗VECTORIAN / CALCULATION REPORTPDF · DOCX
- 01Purpose & assumptions
- 02Analyses & selected cases
- 03Supports, loads & model views
- 04Reactions & comparison
- 05Summary & conclusions
Structured sections. Saved views. Frozen revisions.
Calculation scope
Understand the model.
Vectorian focuses on rigid-body equilibrium and support reactions. Results depend on the defined loads, constraints and reaction-distribution assumptions. Stress, deformation, fatigue and joint-capacity checks remain separate engineering tasks.
- Application
- Autodesk Inventor / Windows
- Development testing
- Inventor 2025 & 2027
- Current stage
- Private beta preparation
- Public trial & pricing
- Not yet available
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