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April 1, 2015
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Creo 2 not obeying defined unit system

  • April 1, 2015
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On Configuration Editor, pro_unit_sys is mmns, as I want (and 99% of the world wants).

But every new part I create comes with the stupid Inch lbm second

I'm very tired of changing this on Model Properties every time I create a file

What is wrong here ?


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Best answer by MartinHanak

Lucas,

pro_unit_sys defined in config.pro is used when you create empty part. You must not use template !!!

If you want to use template then open template part in Creo, change its units and SAVE it. After this modification the template is ready to use !!!

Martin Hanak

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24-Ruby III
April 1, 2015

Lucas,

pro_unit_sys defined in config.pro is used when you create empty part. You must not use template !!!

If you want to use template then open template part in Creo, change its units and SAVE it. After this modification the template is ready to use !!!

Martin Hanak

17-Peridot
April 1, 2015

I didn't know this option existed so thank you both. I always start with an empty part and 80% of these I have to change to metric. This should help.

23-Emerald III
April 1, 2015

There are default templates for both ips and mmns settings in the <loadpoint>/comon files/M###/templates folder.

Use the proper template for your units or create your own templates and use the start_model_dir config.pro setting to point to the folder with your custom template(s).

lsilva1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
April 2, 2015

Gotta Thank you both, too

In my logic and opinion the Config.pro should override the templates...That's why I got it wrong.

To complement Martin and Ben's explanation:

Copying a original template to your folder and edit it's units may not be enough for you. To make the new template default, change template_solidpart, or template_designasm, etc...



Thanks again.