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January 16, 2015
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Planes and Axis' not visible.

  • January 16, 2015
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Hi,

I'm having problems with the display of Planes and Axis controls in Creo 2.0

When starting up the software I get the following Warning Error Message.

Upon trying to create an Axis on a revolved surface, the Axis line is not visible. This makes of adding a hole a pain.

In the filters, you can see I have the Axis and Planes active in the shortcut menu, but the options are grayed out and not selectable.

Sorry for wrong terminologies, I'm just transitioning over from SolidWorks to Cero.


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Best answer by Mahesh_Sharma

Steven,

For a quick test, run Creo without any config.sup and check it out.

5 replies

24-Ruby III
January 16, 2015

Steven,

check layers. If they contains axes and are set as hidden then you have to unihide them.

Martin Hanak

23-Emerald III
January 16, 2015

Martin may be correct about layers but your screenshot of what's turned on and off is showing something.

The drop down list you are showing is the quick tool bar add list. Axis is checked to show an icon for the toggling the axis display on and off. If it's checked, you see the icon, if it is not check, you don't see the icon (for axis). It is not controlling the display of axis, it is control the toolbar. You access the toolbar controls using a right mouse button click. You toggle the icon using a left mouse button pick.

The axis icon in the toolbar is dimmed, signifying that the display of axis on the screen is still turned off.

axis.jpg

1-Visitor
January 16, 2015

Hi Stephen,

This is what I was trying to point out. Even though I have added them to the toolbar. They still appear to be off, or in this case "Dimmed" out.

I'll try again tomorrow, to see if there is a problem with the layers.

23-Emerald III
January 16, 2015

I was mistaken, the Icon being greyed out signifies it is not selectable. I can't remember ever seeing it this way. Layers would not cause the axis display toggle to be de-activated.

Is this the only part/assembly that displays like this or is the axis and plane display icons greyed out all the time? I notice the plane icon is greyed out also but the planes are displaying, so this seems contradictory.

Mahesh_Sharma
22-Sapphire I
January 16, 2015

Steven,

As Doug mentioned one of the possible reason for axis is option display_axes no in config.sup.

Regarding warning on start "Feature obtained" is to inform that the license for Routed_System_set is obtained by Creo and that is correct as this license is not for Creo. You can edit your *.psf file in <Install Location>\parametric\bin and remove Routed_System_set. Warning will not prompt after removing this license from PSF.

1-Visitor
January 19, 2015

Hi Mahesh, there is no option in the .psf file to remove the Routed_System_set.

// PTC - PSF file: parametric

//

PRODUCT=Creo Parametric

DESC=Creo Parametric (default)

SHIPCODE=M110

CREO_COMMON_FILES=Common Files\M110

//

ENV=MECH_LP=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\mech

ENV=MECH_HOME=%MECH_LP%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%

ENV=PRO_MECH_COMMAND="%CREOAPP_DIRECTORY%\bin\parametric.exe" "%CREOAPP_DIRECTORY%\bin\parametric.psf"

ENV=RPC_TIMEOUT=31536000

ENV=MEDI_HOME=%MECH_HOME%

ENV=PATH+=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\deflib

ENV=PATH-=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\lib

ENV=PATH-=%INTRALINK_DIR%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\illib

ENV=PATH+=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\libs\dfor\lib

ENV=NMSD_TIMEOUT=300

ENV=PRO_COMM_MSG_EXE=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\obj\pro_comm_msg.exe

ENV=PROE_START=%CREOAPP_DIRECTORY%\bin\parametric.exe

ENV=CDRS_DATA=%PRO_DIRECTORY%

ENV=PRO_IMAGE_CONVERTER=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\obj\convert_image.exe

ENV=PROGUIDE_DIRECTORY=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\uifdoc

ENV=SPG_DIRECTORY=%PRO_DIRECTORY%

ENV=PRO_USRMAIN=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\usrprog\umain\usrmain.c

ENV=PROTABLE_DIRECTORY=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\protable

ENV=MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\obj\MOZILLA

ENV=PROTAB=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\obj\protab.exe

ENV=ZIP_EXEC=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\obj\zip.exe

ENV=CLHOME=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\text\pcldata

ENV=PVIEW_PROEPVIEW_HOME=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\apps\prodview

ENV=CV_ENV_HOME=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\CV140

ENV=DEBUG_HLP_DLL_PATH=%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\lib\dbghelp.dll

ENV=PTC_D_LICENSE_FILE-=********

ENV=CREO_APP=PMA

ENV=CREOPMA_FEATURE_NAME=PROE_Foundation PROE_FoundationAdv (*** ** *** ***4 *****)

RUN="%MECH_LP%\install\nt\pro_mech_env.bat"

RUN="%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\nms\nmsd.exe" -noservice -timeout %NMSD_TIMEOUT% &

RUN="%PRO_DIRECTORY%\%PRO_MACHINE_TYPE%\obj\xtop.exe"

// USER - PSF

// Add User specific environment or run applications below here

ENV=DBG_NCPOST_PATH=%CREOAPP_DIRECTORY%\bin

ENV=PRO_ALLOW_EARLY_RETURN=TRUE

24-Ruby III
January 19, 2015

Steven,

Routed_System_set is represented by numerical code 10105 inside the brackets on ENV=CREOPMA_FEATURE_NAME line. Simply delete this code.

Martin Hanak

1-Visitor
January 20, 2015
1-Visitor
January 20, 2015

Hi folks,

I managed to get it working now. It appears that by removing the following from the config.sup file resolves the issues I was having.

display_planes yes

display_plane_tags yes

display_points yes

display_point_tags no

display_axes yes

display_axis_tags no

display_coord_sys yes

display_coord_sys_tags yes

Thanks all for your help.