offset sketch bug still there in creo 2.0 M030

You have to select 2 edges, and then you can toggle through the solutions with the "next" option. Accept and you will get annoying message telling you the endpoints of the chain are coincident and asks if you want to convert them to a loop. I don't really get that one.

Of course, you can always select the loop too.

Yep, Creo 2.0 M030.

Rohit,

I can reproduce the problem. I add some details for other users.

1.]

The problem is related ONLY to highlighting current variant of offset, when user selects two sketched entities.

When user selects two sketched entities -> Creo does not offer variant no.1.

When user clicks Next -> Creo does not offer variant no.2.

2.]

When user clicks Accept -> Creo is able to create offset entities, but user cannot choose the right variant.

3.]

The problem will not show when user selects two edges.

Martin Hanak

This is a comment in general: I find AutoCAD's 2D sketching abilities FAR exceeds what you can do in Pro/E, ESPECIALLY in drawing mode. It's gotten a LITTLE better (emphasis on "little"), but still lags far behind. Why did it take so long to get polygons (AutoCAD had them in the late '80's)? Why can't we create polylines (from a combination of lines, arce, and/or splines)and offset them in sketcher? We can offset edges or chains in sketcher from geometry that already exists in a previous feature, but why can't we do it in sketcher itself? I mean, eventually you can get the sketch you need, but it is such a pain to do it. Having a competent 2D sketcher would be a trmendous timesaver. Also, we need the ability to import geometry (from dwg or a DXF) and be able to import it as a "block", like A/C. where we can scale the block as a whole, and not have ot try and establish constraints. Trying to do logo's (for extrusions or even datum curves) in sketcher is a total nightmare.