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  • May 30, 2019
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Hello. 

 

I have some basic Parametric Questions that I am trying to find the answer to:

 

1)  Standard hole wizard uses 75% thread engagement by default and uses the necessary tap drill on the drawing, but I work with a lot of steel parts. Can I change the engagement to 50% so I don't have 75% engagement tap drill call-outs on the drawing? English J drill instead of an F, etc. i.e. the hole wizard is automatically selecting a pilot drill that I do not want and my machine shop has definitely let me know that they would have a hard time tapping at higher percentages. . 

 

2) I cannot hide my model tree/feature tree on the left side. The toggle button is greyed out. What configuration option would allow me to turn this function on so I can get the model tree/feature tree out of the way.

 

3) The drawing/sketch zooms out as soon as I change a dimension. How do I disable this?

 

any information is helpful. thank you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Best answer by MartinHanak
@hoffm347 wrote:

Hello. 

 

I have some basic Parametric Questions that I am trying to find the answer to:

 

1)  Standard hole wizard uses 75% thread engagement by default and uses the necessary tap drill on the drawing, but I work with a lot of steel parts. Can I change the engagement to 50% so I don't have 75% engagement tap drill call-outs on the drawing? English J drill instead of an F, etc. i.e. the hole wizard is automatically selecting a pilot drill that I do not want and my machine shop has definitely let me know that they would have a hard time tapping at higher percentages. . 

 

2) I cannot hide my model tree/feature tree on the left side. The toggle button is greyed out. What configuration option would allow me to turn this function on so I can get the model tree/feature tree out of the way.

 

3) The drawing/sketch zooms out as soon as I change a dimension. How do I disable this?

 

any information is helpful. thank you!

 

Hi,

1.] probably you can create your own hole definition table ... look into Creo help

2.] if you want to hide model tree click the small button in lower left corner of Creo window

3.] I guess user cannot disable sketcher zooming

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MartinHanak24-Ruby IIIAnswer
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May 31, 2019
@hoffm347 wrote:

Hello. 

 

I have some basic Parametric Questions that I am trying to find the answer to:

 

1)  Standard hole wizard uses 75% thread engagement by default and uses the necessary tap drill on the drawing, but I work with a lot of steel parts. Can I change the engagement to 50% so I don't have 75% engagement tap drill call-outs on the drawing? English J drill instead of an F, etc. i.e. the hole wizard is automatically selecting a pilot drill that I do not want and my machine shop has definitely let me know that they would have a hard time tapping at higher percentages. . 

 

2) I cannot hide my model tree/feature tree on the left side. The toggle button is greyed out. What configuration option would allow me to turn this function on so I can get the model tree/feature tree out of the way.

 

3) The drawing/sketch zooms out as soon as I change a dimension. How do I disable this?

 

any information is helpful. thank you!

 

Hi,

1.] probably you can create your own hole definition table ... look into Creo help

2.] if you want to hide model tree click the small button in lower left corner of Creo window

3.] I guess user cannot disable sketcher zooming

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    hoffm3471-VisitorAuthor
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    May 31, 2019

    1.] probably you can create your own hole definition table ... look into Creo help

    Yep. I just did that and it is working great after some research. problem solved. 

     

    2.] if you want to hide model tree click the small button in lower left corner of Creo window

    fantastic. works great. problem solved. 

     

    3.] I guess user cannot disable sketcher zooming

    I believe this is a configuration file setting. I forgot which one it was but I will find it. 

     

    Thank you for the assistance.

     

     

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    pausob19-Tanzanite
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    June 1, 2019

    It's probably

     

    sketcher_refit_after_dim_modify

     

    BTW, searching the configuration settings is pretty easy - also can search through the descriptions of settings...

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