4-Participant

Solved

dragging dimensions in edit mode

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
September 16, 2024
4 replies
6354 views

Hi,

How do I drag dimensions while in edit mode like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRxBD-B5IrY&t=49s

I attached a gif of me trying to drag sketch dimensions.

it doesn't matter if dimensions are weak, strong or locked.

I'm currently using Creo 8.

thanks

General

Best answer by StephenW

Maybe a bug, more likely a setting.

Try temporarily removing all config files. I typically just rename them with an X in front, but you can do it however.

Then restart Creo and retest. This will give you and "out of the box" test with no options set.

You can find all your config.pro files under file options configurations editor.

S

StephenW

23-Emerald III

You can drag within the sketch or the dimensions can't be locked (i think your green dimensions are locked (rmb unlock on the dimension)

E

EA_8293306

Author

4-Participant

the dimensions are not locked.

look at the new gif i attached.

I remember being able to do it when i worked with creo back in 2019...

did they change something?

tbraxton

22-Sapphire II

They are dragging a dim of a sketch of the feature shown being flexed viewed in 3D. You can activate the sketch (modify dims) via the model tree to access the drag handles and dimensions while in a 3D view. Activate the sketch to show the dims and you can then LMB to select the sketch elements and drag.

@StephenW has noted that if the dims are locked in the sketch, then you would not be able to drag them. It looks like he has identified the issue you are having.

See this video.

(view in My Videos)

E

EA_8293306

Author

4-Participant

this is exactly what i am trying to do .

but i cant grab the dimensions.

i attached another gif

tbraxton

22-Sapphire II

This may seem obvious, but I must ask. Do you have your selection filter set to dimensions when you are trying to select a dim for dragging?

kdirth

21-Topaz I

Getting the drag handle for a dimension is a bit difficult in edit mode. You have to hover the mouse into an annoyingly small space over the arrow to get it show. Dragging the lines, arcs, points, etc. is much easier.

(view in My Videos)

There is always more to learn.