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Release: Creo Parametric 9.0.0.0 Watch a video that demonstrates this enhancement: What is the benefit of this enhancement?Several new enhancements have been introduced in GD&T Advisor to improve usability and productivity. These improvements help streamline workflows and make it easier to apply… Continue Reading →
The new configuration option, gdt_advisor_app_options_file, allows CAD Administrators and users to define a custom location for the GD&T Advisor options file. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 Benefits: Additional Information: For more information, Follow this link. Subscribe to this blog for a daily dose… Continue Reading →
You can now directly set applicable features as datum features using a new contextual command in the advisor feature tree, without needing to edit the feature. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Right-click any feature in the feature tree that can… Continue Reading →
Previously, updating the dimension scheme of a functional feature required manually matching the dimensions. Now, GD&T Advisor automatically matches the dimensions to the new scheme when updated, such as when changing a hole feature’s dimension schema from Basic Size to… Continue Reading →
Previously, users had to manually open the Targets tab to define it. Now, when the Datum from Targets option is selected during functional feature definition, the Targets tab opens automatically for input. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Targets tab of Tolerance Feature. Benefits:… Continue Reading →
A new contextual command has been introduced in GD&T Advisor to highlight non-size dimensions that lack specified tolerances, making it easier to identify these dimensions in your model. Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Right-click the message in the advisor tree… Continue Reading →
GD&T Advisor now supports an object-action workflow for creating tolerance features. This enhancement allows you to select all model surfaces that should be included in the definition of a new tolerance feature, and then click “Tolerance Feature” in the ribbon… Continue Reading →
Previously, the drill size of threaded holes was displayed in ASME models, which was not preferred by users. Now, GD&T Advisor supports the removal of drill size indication for threaded holes in ASME models, aligning with the common practice of… Continue Reading →
Geometrical tolerances for Straightness and Line Profile can now be applied to ISO GPS models in relevant situations. Previously, GD&T Advisor did not support these tolerances for ISO models. Now, when such an indication is used, a message will notify… Continue Reading →
The GD&T Advisor User Interface has undergone a significant update, with icons modernized to align with a new color scheme and the latest Creo guidelines. These changes aim to improve the overall user experience by enhancing the clarity and accessibility… Continue Reading →
Two new commands have been added to the contextual shortcut menu in GD&T Advisor when a feature is selected in the advisor tree: Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0 User Interface Location: Right-click any feature in the feature tree to delete the selected geometrical… Continue Reading →
GD&T Advisor has been updated to support ISO GPS 22081:2021, enabling the specification of general size and geometrical tolerances. This enhancement includes the following general tolerances: Once applied, the corresponding note is displayed in the model, indicating the used tolerances…. Continue Reading →
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 →