Which feature in Autodesk Inventor displays the construction steps of a model?

The Browser Bar is the feature in Autodesk Inventor that displays the construction steps of a model. This panel provides a structured tree view of all components and features of a model, allowing users to see how the model was built step-by-step. Each part and feature represented in the Browser Bar corresponds to specific actions taken during the modeling process, giving a clear overview of the sequence in which features were added or modified.

For instance, when you create a new feature like a sketch, extrusion, or assembly, it appears in the Browser Bar, allowing users to navigate back to any step in the modeling history easily. This visibility also helps in managing and understanding the relationships between different model components. This is essential for anyone looking to follow their design intent or troubleshoot issues in their model.

The other options provide different functionalities. The Model History generally refers to a complete log of changes and might not be as visual or organized as the Browser Bar. The Feature Manager is not a term commonly associated with Autodesk Inventor, as it is more relevant to other CAD software. The History Log tracks changes but does not display them in a straightforward manner like the Browser Bar.