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Issue for showing axis for slotted holes (PTC Creo 4.0)

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January 27, 2025
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I am trying to show axis for slotted holes,

Creo 4.0

2D Drawing

Best answer by VB_11781241

Solution what i have found is,

if i create axis for each slotted holes it will appears in drawing

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You are in the wrong forum.

PTC has two CAD systems: Creo+ and Creo Parametric and Creo Elements Direct.

Which makes it confusing.

More, for Creo Elements Direct:

- The 3D software name is Modeling, and

- The 2D software name is Drafting.

For Creo+ and Creo Parametric, use only this tab:

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VB_11781241

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Solution what i have found is,

if i create axis for each slotted holes it will appears in drawing

KenFarley

21-Topaz II

To create specific axes in protrusion, you can also add geometry points to the sketch. Any such point generates an axis in the resulting feature. This can be very useful in situations like when you are creating an "racetrack" slot and want to have an axis at the center of the slot, etc.