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Have you explored the warp stretch tool in Creo—define length by selecting a reference?

The Warp Stretch tool now allows you to define length by selecting a reference, offering more flexibility in your modeling workflow. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Click Editing >  Warp >  Stretch. Benefits With this enhancement, you can define the length for stretching the model… Continue Reading →

Did you know Creo style curve on surface (COS) now supports additional intersection types to snap soft points?

The Curve on Surface (COS) feature in Style has been enhanced to support additional intersecting geometry types when snapping the curve soft points. These new types of intersecting geometries include: You can now hold the SHIFT key and snap a… Continue Reading →

Have you tried the smooth curve connection with G3 acceleration for mirrored curves in Creo?

The Style feature now supports a smooth curve connection with G3 – Acceleration for mirrored curves across a mirror plane. This enhancement improves the quality and smoothness of mirrored curves. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Select the original curve, click Style >  Curve… Continue Reading →

Have you seen the new box selection for points in Creo style curve edit?

The Curve Edit tool in Style now includes box selection, making it easier to select points on curves for modification. This feature simplifies curve editing and boosts efficiency. Benefits Quickly select and modify the desired points on a curve, enhancing… Continue Reading →

Are you aware of the new box selection for mesh points in Creo style surface edit?

The Style feature now includes box selection in the Surface Edit tool, making it easier to select mesh points for editing surfaces. This streamlined approach enhances efficiency in manipulating surfaces. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Click  Style >  Surface Edit. Benefits Quickly and… Continue Reading →

Have you explored the enhanced projection of high-order B-splines in Creo style?

The Style feature in Creo has been upgraded to preserve the high-order B-spline definition when projecting curves onto a plane or planar surface. Previously, projected curves defaulted to a minimum degree of 3, which could compromise the design intent. With… Continue Reading →

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 →

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