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1-Visitor
October 23, 2017
Question

Getting coordinates for points on surfaces

  • October 23, 2017
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Was it the easiest way for getting the xyz coordinates of a random point on a model?  I know how to get them from a vertice, but I haven't been able to find away to get it to work for say, the center of a curve or a face.

3 replies

KenFarley
21-Topaz II
October 23, 2017

Some guesses:

(1) Go to File -> Options -> Entity Display, then check the "Edge Display Quality". Set it to "Very High".

(2) I've seen something like this when my section plane on a cylindrical object was, for whatever reason, not passing thru the axis of revolution of the object.

(3) Perhaps the accuracy of the part model is too high. Open the model and go to File -> Prepare -> Model Properties. Set the accuracy to Absolute and a small value (my default is 1.0E-05 inch). The model will regenerate, and it might resolve the difficulty.

24-Ruby III
October 23, 2017

Hi,

 

move section plane a little bit ... eg. 0.1 mm

Mahesh_Sharma
22-Sapphire I
October 23, 2017

Try updating the drawing using drawing option update_drawing with value as all. 

File > Prepare > Drawing Properties > Change detail options > Add option update_drawing  and value as all > Add/Change > Ok. 

 

Select Review Tab > Update Sheets. 

Check the drawing thoroughly before saving to avoid any unwanted changes. If everything looks good save the drawing. 

1-Visitor
October 24, 2017

Hello Team

My problem is solved I try with your ways to but my collague Paolo help me to.

Take a look on his mesage:

 

Dear Yavor,
your problem is a bug of Creo. We have the same problem with old projects.
You can to follow this method to adjust the drawing:

Open the drw with a problem;
Select "Sketch" bar
Select "Use Edge" tool
Activate "Parametric Sketch" and "Chain"
Select and sx click on the radius hidden that you want; confirm with center click
Repeat the point 5 for all radius that you want
Finish

I hope this method is effective for you.

 

 

Thank you for you time Team.

 

Best Regrads

 

1-Visitor
October 25, 2017

Would it help making a xsec curve?