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The new gallery lists all surface finish symbols that are defined in the pro_surface_finish_dir configuration option, and the system surface finish symbols if the configuration option is not defined. The gallery lists the content of each folder under separate groups… Continue Reading →
The previous ModelCHECK metrics tool has been removed from support. This tool provided organizations with aggregated data on ModelCHECK usage and company-wide results. To replace that functionality, PTC customers can now review the ModelCHECK usage data in Performance Advisor. The… Continue Reading →
One possible representation of lattices in Creo Parametric is Full Geometry and it’s the most accurate. However, previously the Stochastic Lattice feature failed in some cases when attaching small beams into a solid shell, especially in complex cases. A common… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo 9.0, the Tool Motions tab is now available in all HSM sequences. With the Tool Motions tab, one can add a Goto Point or a CL Command on edit of NC sequence. It adds flexibility to add… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo 9.0, It is useful if you need to control the precise axis where the tool should approach a cut in the Trajectory or Cutline milling. This enhancement removes the limitation of using only the available approach and… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo Parametric 9.0, new buttons are added in Advanced Framework Extension (AFX) to make it easier to create, reuse, modify, and delete AutoUDF definitions. A new dialog box make it possible to view and manage existing AutoUDFs. It… Continue Reading →
Previously, it was not possible to customize manikin models. Starting from Creo 9.0, you can now create custom manikins by editing a set of dimensions of a new manikin in the manikin editor. It allows you to customize manikin models…. Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo 9.0, A new Split command is added to the shortcut menu in the Tool Motions tab for turning sequences. You can now use the Split command to split a follow cut in the tool motions list in… Continue Reading →
This is a post from PTC. Continue Reading on PTC’s website Generative design revolutionizes products and the way they’re made. Drawing on cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI), generative design creates optimized models that are different than what standard engineering… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo 9.0, you can now have more control over hatching operations when working with cross-section hatching in drawings. An enhanced presentation of the boundary outline of the selected hatched section, areas, components, or bodies is available in drawing… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo Parametric 9.0, the default color of the toolpath is changed to make it more readable. It is useful for the NC programmers who want to clearly review the toolpath. In the previous Creo Parametric version, the toolpath… Continue Reading →
This is a post from PTC. Continue Reading on PTC’s website Recently, it has become the norm for product development organizations to adopt and implement multiple CAD systems. There are plenty of legitimate reasons why your company may have become… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo 9.0, a new Hatch Tree displays all cross-section hatching views in an active drawing. It offers a robust solution for reviewing the items that are contributing to the different cross-section hatches in the drawing. Additional columns included… Continue Reading →
This is a post from PTC. Continue Reading on PTC’s website Are you taking advantage of additive manufacturing (AM) yet? You should be. The pace of AM innovation accelerates daily. The equipment is less costly and more efficient. New materials… Continue Reading →
Previously, selecting the start extension as circular would extend the toolpath only in the circular way. Starting from Creo 9.0, you can choose whether to extend the toolpath in a circular or tangential way after you specify the start and… Continue Reading →