Can somebody see if they can open this pvz file?

For reference, PVZ is a zip compressed PVS file.

Think of PVS as a comapct container for several different kinds of data, usually in the Creo family, but can contain 3rd party data types as well.

For whatever reason, your file is a zip of a zip....unpacking it the first time transformed it from:

>unzip Jicarilla 464-30 #724 (approved).pvz.zip

>Jicarilla 464-30 #724 (approved).pvz

That file was not readable by Creo View.

Renaming it to Jicarilla 464-30 #724 (approved).zip allowed me to unpack the contents:

18,206 KB Black Hills Jicarilla All stgs.dbs

4,126 KB Jicarilla 464-29 #716ST_PEX.las

23,365 KB Jicarilla 464-30 #724 (5-11-11)(Look at GR Zach).LAS

24 KB Jicarilla 464-30 #724 (final).pvx

1,960 KB Jicarilla 464-30 #724 All Stages.msx

14 KB Jicarilla 464-30 #724 Setup.msx

1 KB License.XML

1 KB Settings.tvx

The file you uploaded appears to be a zip file of unrelated data renamed to be a PVZ file but does not appear to contain any data that is readable by Creo View. The largest file in the bunch appears to be a point cloud, (.LAS) from a laser scanner - which is not natively supported by Creo View.

So the usual questions would come to mind...where did you get the PVZ file from (or how was it made), and can anyone in the handling chain confirm any of it was manipulated by an application in the Creo family?

To load the data into Creo View, the data as formatted would need to be converted to some intermediate format that Creo View can read. (STEP, JT, etc)

Thx,

Barton Fiske