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jschutte10-Marble
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November 11, 2016
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Trouble with Symbols in Creo 3.0

  • November 11, 2016
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Creo 3.0 M100 with Windchill 11.

Since the "upgrade" from 2.0 to 3.0 one of the many problems we've had, one that I've not been able to resolve or find a workaround for, is the placement of offset symbols.

Note flag, KPC diamonds, gage number callouts, etc... we've always used the Placement>Offset & attached it to the dimension & notes.  When revising the drawing of a part or assy, quite often when moving the dim or symbol, suddenly it seems to get snapped to a slightly different location.  So I move it where I need it.  Refresh views, snap, right back to the incorrect location.   I can delete the symbol(s), place them in the drawing again & have the same result.

What gives?  I tried searching the community using the filter but was unable to locate anything about this.

Thanks,

Joe


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jschutte10-MarbleAuthor
10-Marble
November 15, 2016

OK, opened a ticket with tech support.  They were unable to fix it so far & requested a copy of drawing that has the issue.  If they can figure it out, I will post the answer here.

I've been using PTC's CAD product (Creo, WF, ProE thanks marketing for confusing everyone) for a long time.  Creo 3.0 is giving me & my users nothing but grief.  No improvements, just moving things around & in most cases making it more difficult to use.  Text editing in drawings is a nightmare where it used to be quite easy.  Thanks to M100 I can still do it the old way but selecting & editing is tricky & results in multiple clicks to select the object.

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