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GD&T Advisor now supports disjoined coplanar surfaces with opposing planes that are defined as slab or slot features. This enhancement introduces support for the following feature types: Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0 User Interface Location: 1.On the GD&T Advisor ribbon, click Tolerance Feature. 2.Select any disjoined… Continue Reading →
The ISO GPS standard supports both full and simplified dimensioning schemas for hole callouts in multi-element holes (e.g., counterbores, sinks, or threads). GD&T Advisor now also supports the simplified schema for ISO models, which was previously only available for ASME… Continue Reading →
You can now add semantic references to tables or individual table cells. With the semantic query tool, you can query the semantic associativity between tables and model surfaces. When a query is made, the corresponding model surfaces will be cross-highlighted… Continue Reading →
A new enhancement for reference formatting makes table formatting in MBD more efficient. This feature allows you to copy the text style from reference cells to target cells, ensuring consistency throughout the table. Copying the text style: Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0 User… Continue Reading →
There are quick and intuitive options for editing the contents of tables: Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Select the cell in the table, and then on the Format tab, click Text Editor. BenefitsThese intuitive text editing methods make it easier to navigate and… Continue Reading →
You can easily adjust the proportions and position of a table using draggers, allowing for quick and intuitive modifications according to your needs. Using the draggers, you can perform the following tasks: Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Select the table… Continue Reading →
Formatting tables and table objects has never been easier. When you select a table object, the contextual “Format” and “Table” ribbon tabs, along with a mini toolbar, provide a variety of formatting and table-related commands. These tools allow you to… Continue Reading →
In Model-Based Definition (MBD), you can designate flat-to-screen tables as security marking tables. These tables can be included in all current combination states as well as any future combination states. The security marking tables are visually identified in the Model… Continue Reading →
You can now create simple tables within Model-Based Definition (MBD). These tables can be placed on any annotation plane or set as flat-to-screen and assigned to combination states, just like other annotations. There are two methods to create tables in… Continue Reading →
The semantic query tool now supports inheritance models, allowing you to query annotations from both the source model and the inheritance model. This provides a clear understanding of the associativity between annotations and model surfaces. For inheritance models, you can… Continue Reading →
When placing annotations on cylindrical features such as holes or shafts, both halves of the cylinder are now automatically selected as semantic references. This enhancement removes the need for manual selection of the second half, streamlining the annotation process. The… Continue Reading →
You now have the ability to assign any predefined layer state to the Default All combination state. This enhancement allows you to set an active layer state for the Default All combination, giving you enhanced flexibility and precision in managing… Continue Reading →
The EZ Tolerance Analysis application settings are now centrally managed through the EZTAAppOptions.xml file, which is installed with Creo. This XML file includes dedicated tags that allow CAD administrators to preconfigure and standardize settings across the organization. Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0 User… Continue Reading →
EZ Tolerance Analysis now supports unequally disposed profile tolerances for ASME and ISO GPS models. These tolerances can be applied to: Users can define unequally disposed profiles directly from the EZ Tolerance Analysis Stackup interface or validate them as linked… Continue Reading →
The latest enhancement in EZ Tolerance Analysis allows drafted features—such as slabs, slots, holes, and shafts—to be included in tolerance stackups. Only drafted features with a draft angle below the threshold are considered, with the default threshold set at 5… Continue Reading →