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nsrivastava1-Visitor
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February 19, 2016
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How to take project of entire intersecting model edges in a sketch in Creo Parametric?

  • February 19, 2016
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I want to know is there any command in Creo Parametric similar to Project Cut edges in Autodesk Inventor or Intersection Curve in SolidWorks. If not a specific command so how it can be done in creo. For an example see in the following image Project of intersecting threads displayed in white colour has been created with one command.

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Best answer by CoreySusie

You can also use the intersect curve feature and for 1 reference use a datum plane and for another reference use "solid geom" (query select to grab this reference)

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CoreySusie1-Visitor
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February 19, 2016

You can create a datum curve using a cross section.

If you have to have a sketch rather than just a curve, you can do whats described above then create a sketch and copy the datum curve.

datum_curve_xsection.jpg

    CoreySusie1-VisitorAnswer
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    February 19, 2016

    You can also use the intersect curve feature and for 1 reference use a datum plane and for another reference use "solid geom" (query select to grab this reference)

      nsrivastava1-VisitorAuthor
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      February 19, 2016

      Thanks a lot both the process are helpful. The second method is more easy.

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