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Did you know about the export to mechanical command in Creo ANSYS simulation?

The Export to ANSYS Mechanical format command in Creo Ansys Simulation is now available by default, removing the previous dependency on a configuration option. This enhancement allows users to easily export simulation models directly to the Ansys Mechanical format (.casdat)… Continue Reading →

Have you tried the multibody support in Creo simulate?

In earlier versions, while Creo Simulate allowed opening multi-body parts from Creo Parametric and running analyses on them, it did not support defining simulation entities or objects directly on individual bodies. With this enhancement, users can now: Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User… Continue Reading →

Have you seen the results improvements in Creo flow analysis?

Creo Flow Analysis now offers significant enhancements in streamline visualization and animation. Previously, streamline animations were displayed as continuous lines without directional or size indicators. With the latest improvements, streamlines now feature arrows or spheres as indicators, offering a clear… Continue Reading →

Are you aware of nonlinear material support in Creo ANSYS simulation?

The latest enhancements in Creo Ansys Simulation introduce robust support for nonlinear materials, expanding the scope of simulations to include a variety of complex material behaviors. Newly Supported Functionalities: Stress-Strain Curve for bilinear elastoplastic material. A Creo Ansys Advanced license… Continue Reading →

Have you explored the power of multi-physics in Creo ANSYS simulation?

In previous versions of Creo Ansys Simulation, multi-physics studies, such as combining structural and thermal analyses, were not supported. With this enhancement, you can now simulate thermal expansion by integrating structural and thermal physics into a single study. To define… Continue Reading →

Did you know Creo Ansys simulation now supports added non-linear contacts?

Creo Ansys Simulation has introduced several enhancements for defining contacts, including support for additional contact types: Additionally, you can now define structural contact behavior, enabling the grouping of contacts. The following extra settings are available for more flexibility: Structural Contact… Continue Reading →

Have you tried the new UI changes in Creo live simulation?

Creo Ansys Simulation introduces updates to its User Interface with two key changes: Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Click Live Simulation and select  Inspect Deviation from the Display Options group. Benefits: Additional Information: For more information, Follow this link. Subscribe to this blog for a daily… Continue Reading →

Have you seen the new contact detection in Creo Ansys simulation and Creo simulation live?

The automatic contact detection method in Creo Ansys Simulation and Creo Simulation Live has been enhanced to offer more versatile contact detection options, supporting one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many contact types. Additionally, the Repeat button during manual contact creation automatically pre-fills… Continue Reading →

Are you aware of the latest upgrade to Ansys 22R2 solver in Creo simulation live and Creo Ansys simulation?

Creo Simulation Live and Creo Ansys Simulation have both been upgraded to the latest Ansys 22R2 solver. This update enhances the solution speed and accuracy across all types of physics simulations by leveraging the latest Ansys technology. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 Benefits:… Continue Reading →

Have you explored how Creo simulation live supports contact simulation?

In the past, objects in contact were treated as bonded contacts by default. With the latest update, Creo Simulation Live allows you to define contacts between surfaces as Free, Bonded, or No Separation. The “No Separation” contact type is used… Continue Reading →

Did you know Creo simulation live now supports new result types?

Creo Simulation Live introduces the ability to display velocity results in fluid simulation studies as vectors. It also provides several options to customize the display of these vectors for enhanced visualization. Flow Results as vectors Animation Options for Flow Velocity… Continue Reading →

Have you tried the improved centerline behavior in Creo sketcher?

The regeneration behavior of centerlines in Sketcher has been significantly enhanced to improve predictability and usability. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Sketch > Centerline. BenefitsIn previous versions of Creo, rotating centerlines sometimes led to unexpected geometry flips. This issue has been addressed in… Continue Reading →

Have you seen the broadened support for modernized Project and offset tools in Creo sketcher?

The modernized Project and Offset tools, which were initially introduced in Creo 9.0, now offer broader support in Creo 10.0 for trajectory-based features such as curve patterns, sweep flanges, and more. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Locations: •Sketch > Project •Sketch > Offset BenefitsThis enhancement… Continue Reading →

Are you aware of the new flip option for split by volume in Creo multibody operations?

A new Flip option has been introduced to the Split/Trim tool, offering enhanced flexibility when splitting by volume. With this addition, you can easily swap between two definition schemes: The new scheme provides a more intuitive and robust way to… Continue Reading →

Have you explored the enhanced appearance propagation in Creo Split/trim body operations?

The Split/Trim operation now offers improved control over appearance propagation, allowing for seamless design consistency: Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Click Model >  Split/Trim Body. Benefits Additional Information This enhancement simplifies and streamlines the design process, ensuring appearance consistency and eliminating the need… Continue Reading →

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