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Did you know you can analyze regeneration performance with Creo’s new reporting tool?

Track and Optimize Regeneration Performance in Creo 11 With Creo 11, you can now use the Performance Report tool to analyze part and assembly regeneration times in detail. By clicking Compute, the active part or assembly is fully regenerated, and… Continue Reading →

Have you explored multibody support in Creo shrinkwrap features?

Streamlined Shrinkwrap Features in Creo 11 with Multibody Support The Shrinkwrap feature in Creo 11 now allows you to collect bodies from a source assembly and add them to the target part with enhanced flexibility. By enabling the “Autocollect all… Continue Reading →

Did you know you can now easily align components using tangent constraints in Creo?

Effortlessly position components using tangent constraints for precise placement. With this functionality, you can flip the tangent direction while keeping the selected placement point fixed. The tangent direction remains intact during operations like pattern creation, dragging, and more. Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0… Continue Reading →

Have you explored the new model tree queries for missing references in Creo?

In Creo 11, the reporting of missing references within the notification center has been enhanced. You can enable notifications for the category “Extended local reference handling” in the Notification Center tab of the Creo Options dialog box. This enhancement allows… Continue Reading →

Have you explored the new tooltip features that indicate composite curves during selection?

In Creo Parametric 11.0, there’s now a clearer indication of whether a curve selection includes a composite curve object or just a segment of it. Previously, both were labeled as “Curve,” making it difficult to distinguish between them. Recognizing this… Continue Reading →

Are you aware of the option to reduce clicks when selecting quilts?

A new option has been introduced to give you greater control over the selection priority for surfaces and quilts. You can now choose between the previous selection order or prioritize quilts over surfaces. If you often need to select quilts… Continue Reading →

Have you explored the updated Split/Trim Body feature with the new “Selected” and “Not Selected” options in Creo?

In Creo Parametric 11, the Remove Body feature introduces a new option allowing you to toggle between two definition schemes: Selected: Identifies bodies to remove. Not Selected (new): Identifies bodies to keep while removing all other bodies. The new definition… Continue Reading →

Did you know that you can now define point patterns based on point and coordinate system patterns?

A new “From Pattern” reference option is introduced for Point patterns, allowing you to define a point pattern based on: When the patterned geometry doesn’t depend on the leader point/coordinate system, specifying the leader as the alternate origin can be… Continue Reading →

Are you aware of the performance boost with the Rolling Ball Offset method in Creo?

Creo Parametric 11 enhances the Rolling Ball option in Offset, which was initially introduced in Creo Parametric 10.0.1.0. This enhancement significantly improves performance, both generally and during feature regeneration workflows, whether using the user interface or pressing OK after calculating… Continue Reading →

Have you explored the new settings for Feature’s diagnostics in the Notification Center options?

Creo 11 enhances the reporting of feature diagnostics within the Notification Center. Creo Parametric can now be configured to report all features that produce diagnostic information or Geometry Checks during regeneration. This setting is controlled through the Notification Center options… Continue Reading →

Did you know that you can now control the reference type for boundary surface references in Creo?

In Creo Parametric 11, you can now control the reference type for boundary surface references in Seed and Boundary surface selection. You can use the new option, Consider as strong references, to mark boundary references in the surface collection definition… Continue Reading →

Are you aware of the new feature that lets you add commands to the QAT directly from the command search context menu?

You can now quickly search for commands and easily add them to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT). Using command search, you can simply select “Add to Quick Access Toolbar” from the context menu of a search result item. This allows… Continue Reading →

Have you explored the new self-orienting drag handles in 3D space for feature dimensions?

The drag handles for feature dimensions in regular Part mode and Sheet Metal mode have been modernized. The improved handles make it easier to differentiate between various dimension types and interaction possibilities within features. This enhancement simplifies the identification of… Continue Reading →

Did you know that Creo offers a new Extrapolate method for extending surfaces?

In Creo Parametric 11.0, the Extend feature introduces a new method called Extrapolate. This method replaces each surface with a new extrapolated surface that aligns with the original surface within its defined domain, resulting in a smoother surface extension. The… Continue Reading →

Are you aware of the shortcuts to manage geometrical tolerances in GD&T Advisor?

Two new commands have been added to the contextual shortcut menu in GD&T Advisor when a feature is selected in the advisor tree: Benefits: These enhancements enable quicker actions for resetting user-defined properties or deleting geometrical tolerances, reducing the time… Continue Reading →

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