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ptc-52151621-Visitor
1-Visitor
May 21, 2014
Question

Moving 'holes' in Creo elements 4 ?

Hi,

 

I'm stuggling a bit to understand how to move things in Creo Elements.

 

I have designed a 'connect 4' style board, basically a flat plate with holes. I did this in 2d and then extruded the flat. However the cicles that formed the holes were not correctly aligned so I need to edit the position of the holes. The plate is a single 'part' as I understand it.

 

Could someone point me towards a tutorial or tell me how to do this ?

 

I like Creo and recommend it to our clients but I struggle to find appropriate how-to's at the moment.

 

Thanks in advance for your help.


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ptc-52151621-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
May 23, 2014

Please

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dhippe1-Visitor
1-Visitor
May 23, 2014

Hi David,

Start here for an understanding of hole features. Hopefully this will give you information on using them and quickly editing them.

http://learningexchange.ptc.com/tutorial/2140/creating-standard-hole

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ptc-52151621-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
May 23, 2014

Cheers Doug, unfortunatly nothing doing.

However it did prompt me to look again and worked it out:

Select the face of the hole. (left click)

The default is to change raduis - select move 3D from the pop up box.

The trick is to click the face on the plane you want it to move.

Click OK.

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dschenken2-Explorer
2-Explorer
May 23, 2014

The product you are likely using is Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Express 4.0.

The confusion because, for one version, PTC referred to Pro/Engineer WF5 as Creo Elements/Pro or some such.

The two products are entirely different. For Parametric users, the question makes no sense; for Direct Modeler users, I can see the reason for asking.

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