Starting from Creo Parametric 9.0, the process to split a mold volume in Mold Design application is now streamlined. provides more flexibility and control when you define mold volumes. You can split a mold volume in the following ways: For… Continue Reading →
Previously, profile passes were not created for the CONSTANT_LOAD and TYPE_SPIRAL scan types in 3 axis HSM Rough and Rest Rough. Starting from Creo 9.0, You can now create profile passes on the 3 axis HSM Rough and Rest Rough… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo 9.0, it streamlines the surface finish placement and editing workflows, and makes them consistent with other annotation types. You get an immediate preview, consolidated placement options, a faster surface finish placement with repeat mode, and an easy… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo 9.0, you can use the new Floating Licenses dialog box to add or remove a floating module in your session. This dialog box displays all the licenses available to you, and allows you to easily search and… Continue Reading →
It was not possible to easily replace a component with an assembly that contains that same component, and have all external child references to be automatically updated. Starting from Creo Parametric 9.0, manual adjustments are not needed to replace a… Continue Reading →
Starting from Creo 9.0, you can now personalize the level of magnification when using zoom-to-selected. Set the new configuration option zoom_to_selected_level to adjust the scaling of the bounding box around the visible area. This increases or decreases the level of… Continue Reading →
This is a post from PTC. Continue Reading on PTC’s website Model-Based Definition (MBD) is the process of documenting the information necessary to manufacture and inspect a part or an assembly in the 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD) model as… Continue Reading →
This is a post from PTC. Continue Reading on PTC’s website Computational fluid dynamics is simulation and analysis performed in computer-aided design (CAD) software to calculate the flow of liquids or gases in or around a product. It is a… Continue Reading →
The new Create Draft View option allows you to select several entities (either created or imported) and convert them all into a new 2D draft view that could also be scaled. This is useful when you import legacy drawings that… Continue Reading →
Previously, transparency could only be set by persistently changing the assigned appearance. Now you can set the transparency percentage levels for solid bodies, quilts, and tessellated geometry without applying appearances. This enhancement also provides buttons to toggle the transparency of… Continue Reading →
Cat McClintock in the blog “Frequently Asked Questions About PTC Education’s Licensing Program” discusses about the following You may already know that PTC offers free licenses of software for students at all levels through our PTC Education Program. You probably also know… Continue Reading →
The Fillet Weld dashboard has been updated with Creo 8.0. A new Dimensioning Scheme group has been created for groove/butt welds. The dashboard contains the following groups: Position Type Edge Preparation Weld Size Scheme Lightweight Weld Trajectory Click here to learn more
You can now import inseparable assemblies from the standard import profile dialog box. The inseparable structure is preserved when you import assemblies in Creo. The component glyph reflects if it is an inseparable component of the assembly. You can now update… Continue Reading →
Remove dangling beams option is to remove beams that are not attached to a solid or another beam on both ends in beam-based lattice. Starting with Creo 8.0, you can control which surfaces should be used to remove the dangling… Continue Reading →
With Creo 8.0, you can to call out the values of body parameters into a leader note that is attached to that body. To do that, use the following syntax inside the leader note : &<parameter_name>:att_body For example, &BOM_PART_NO:att_mdl or &INDEX:att_body. When you… Continue Reading →
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