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This is a post by Rachel Jones at Concurrent Engineering. The system would not have specified the corner seam definition for the neighbour if you had tried to create the wall in this example in the past, However, when you select… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Evan Winter in his presentation discusses how one can increase the robustness of features using Intent References in Creo. IR’s capture intent of the feature when selecting resulting edges or surfaces… Continue reading… Suggested reading… Continue Reading →
Imagine you have the model as shown in the figure below and you want to orient it to see the highlighted green surface normal to the screen. PTC Creo Parametric 3.0 makes this task much faster and easier, reducing what… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Rachel Jones at Concurrent Engineering. Typically, seams on a part are created in pairs, with both seams being the same type. Once one seam is set up, simply copy it to the others on your part…. Continue Reading →
Rather than requiring you to access every command from the ribbon menu at the top of your screen, earlier versions of PTC Creo allowed you to accessshortcuts by pressing the right mouse button. This capability eliminated the need to drag… Continue Reading →
This is a Post by Rachel Jones at Concurrent Engineering. Some time ago, PTC introduced the “flexible modeling” extension into Creo. Changes to models and retaining design intent are now easy thanks to the direct modelling capabilities within Flexible modelling in… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Aaron Shaw on PTC. Finally, Creo 4.0 includes geometry-based selection and optimized pre-highlighting. The previous smart selection filter has been replaced by a geometry selection filter, which highlights edges and surfaces by default. Check out… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Aaron Shaw on PTC site. Just getting started with Creo 4.0? With this release we added hundreds of new updates and features. Before you explore all the ground-breaking new features available for rendering, global dimensioning… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Natasha Reaves on the Rand 3D site. The Behavioral Modeling module of Creo Parametric is also known as the Creo Behavioral Modeling Extension. This module is an optional advanced analysis and modeling tool. Creo Behavioral… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Aaron Shaw on PTC site. Just getting started with Creo 4.0? With this release we added hundreds of new updates and features. Before you explore all the ground-breaking new features available for rendering, global dimensioning… Continue Reading →
This is a Post by Rachel Jones at Concurrent Engineering. It is now possible to change a corner type with just a few clicks. Simply select a corner face, and then select Edit Corner Seam in the mini toolbar (or the Flexible Modeling tab of… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Trisha West on the Rand 3D site. Technical Trainer, Trisha West, demonstrates the complexities behind the Creo Parametric blend function in this video including the importance of start point alignment and adding a blend vertex…. Continue Reading →