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I just went through the nightmare of discovering that I was calling for 2 thousand second dwells on countersink cycles.  I thought the machine had quit, but that wasn't it.  My controller expects P periods in seconds not milliseconds.  I fussed my around G_post, found and fixed the variable and checked that it now works.  My question is what to do with Creo residual installations from 7 to 10, each one containing gpost option files for my machines, some of which have been modified over the years.When I upgraded to 10, I copied the gpost files from Creo 9 into the same folder that they would have been in 10 and it looks very much like that is what Creo Manufacturing has been reading when I call for a work-center I have on file. I fixed the uncx01.p33 (the one in the Creo10 system files) which is the option file for my mill and I now get the 2 second dwells I was looking for I suppose I can move all of the older trees to another drive and Creo won't be able

using pfcls;using System;using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Diagnostics;using System.Linq;using System.Text;using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace testOpenPrt{internal class Program{static void Main(string[] args){Console.Write("请用;分隔序号数字，输入想要生成DXF的图纸\n所有打开模型将会关闭！！！\n");string inputselest = Console.ReadLine();IpfcBaseSession currentSeesion;IpfcWindow Iwindow;Connecting MYconnect = new Connecting();IpfcAsyncConnection asyncConnection = MYconnect.asyncConnection;currentSeesion = (IpfcBaseSession)asyncConnection.Session;CCpfcModelDescriptor descModel = new CCpfcModelDescriptor();IpfcModelDescriptor descModelC;descModelC = descModel.CreateFromFileName(inputselest + ".prt");Iwindow = currentSeesion.OpenFile(descModelC);Iwindow.Activate(); }}public class CreoVBAPIProcess{public static void EndProcess(){Process[] a = Process.GetProcessesByName("pfclscom");if (a.Length == 0){ return;}a[0].Kill();} } class Connecting{public IpfcAsyncConnection asyncConnection = null;public Connectin

We regularly download vendor STEP and IGES files for use in our designs.  Some of these downloads are assemblies that we bring into Creo as a single part.  The vendor lists the weight and the CG location of the assembly on their spec sheet.  We know how to make the imported part 'weigh' what it needs to weigh based on the part volume.  How do we go about defining the CG of the CAD model so it represents the reality of the vendor model? Creo 8.0.0.0 Thanks

I wish to map calculation results in a 2D matrix onto the surface of a hemisphere to produce a "heart map" showing the magnitide (colour) and orientation of the maxima and minima in the dataset. The matrix data are the result of calculation of stresses on a plane for a grid that has been incremented by 15 degrees in the polar and azimuthal directions. I can generate a hemisphere with the appropriate 15 degree grid but do not know how to map my data to this grid. Can it be done? Any assistance would be appreciated.CheersRoss 

I'm trying to find the effective stress, I wrote a program in mathcad however the result was zero always I think the error occurs because of the depth . Since I need to use the previous depth of each stress and not the depth in the same point. Can anyone please help me?Also I need to find the midden value but not sure how to find that in excel  in mathcad   

I am using Creo Parametric Release 4.0 and DatecodeM110  Hiding cosmetic lines in the general view also hides cosmetic lines in child detail viewsPlease tell me how to hide the cosmetic lines in the general view and display them in the detailed view. ---------------------------------------------------- Translated the text from Japanese to English using google translate. Subject - 一般ビューのコスメティック線を非表示Body: 一般ビューのコスメティック線を非表示にすると、子の詳細図のコスメティック線も非表示になります 一般ビューのコスメティック線を非表示で、詳細図のコスメティック線を表示する方法を教えて下さい。 ----------------------------------------------------

I am developing a custom IFX fastener library. I want to build some fasteners in plastic material. I can easily change the parameter "MATERIAL" so that the string parameter would have any value, but I can't find a way how to actually set the model material in generated instances, so that the weight would be correct. So far i've tried:- assigning material in the source file that the instances get generated from- doing the previous but also adding a line to .dat file "MATERIAL NYLON66" (note that this material is currently assigned in the source part *.prt file, i haven't just used random name) However, the generated instances still get material "10_9" and density of steel. How could I set the plastic material in generated instances? @OliverGräbner  - you have been helping me on another thread with IFX, but since this is quite different topic I thoght it would make more sense to start a new thread. Thank you!

I have activated a Mathcad 9.0.0.0 license on my account but now have a new PC with the same Mac address but I cannot activate the license because I no longer have my product code. I need help to be able to use Mathcad 9.0.0.0 Prime again.-------------------------------------------------------Translated the text from German to English using google translate.Subject- Mathcad 9.0.0.0 Prime Lizenz auf neuem PC einrichtenBody - Ich habe auf meinem Account eine Mathcad 9.0.0.0 Lizenz aktiviert aber habe jetzt einen neuen PC mit gleicher Mac-Adresse kann aber die Lizenz nicht aktivieren weil ich meinen Product code nicht mehr habe. benötige Hilfe um Mathcad 9.0.0.0 Prime wieder nutzen zu können.- By community moderation team-------------------------------------------------------

I am using Creo Parametric Release 10.0 and Datecode10.0.4.0In Creo 7.0 I was able to list the PTC_REPORTED_MATERIAL parameter as column inside the model tree.In Creo 10.0 the PTC_REPORTD_MATERIAL is not shown anymore. Instead there is always List (in German Liste) displayed. Is there a way to display the active material of the model inside the model tree again?Here are the errors that I facedno error or warnin - the parameter PTC_REPORTED_MATERIAL is not displayed as expected.

Solve it for Mathcad 15

Installation issue: file installs self cancel and return a failure message. My PC is an Intel x15 with ample storage space for the application.

Well, I could not, for a long time, view Mathcad 14 and 15 sheets. Unitil now. For those of you who are in the same position: see attachment. Download, unpack, and execute it. Yes, it's an .exe file. But go ahead and, before use, test it for viruses to ascertain it contains none. I did not put any in, so please tell me if you find any. On small sheet files it runs quickly, but larger files take time (seconds, minutes, tens of minutes). You'll just have to be patient sometimes. Oh, and it does have bugs (couldn't name you one now, but I'm sure they are in there), and things it can't do (yet...). It's a start, so far. (There's an 'info' text that you can double-click in the bottom-left corner) But most of all, enjoy it.   Luc    

Hello Everyone.From : The question is : "Is there a way to make the solve block to answer : Find(x) is a complex number : -2.94 + 0.019i ?Thanks in advance for your time and help.Best Regards.Loi

I need to refactor my pc soon in order to fix/isolate a bug that has been hindering my work. I have a mathcad 10 licence that i got from the school. I activated the code a few days ago and now i dont know how i can keep the license when i refactor my computer. I have saved the license file just in case but im not sure if it will help. any Ideas?

I am using Creo Parametric Release 10.0 and Datecode10.0.2.0Creo 10.0.2.0 Supports the import/unite of SolidWorks 2023 data.When do you plan to support SolidWorks 2024?This is a major Roadblock for our Creo 10 update with important new functions.CS134024 only shows SolidWorks2023 from Creo 10.0.2.0Thank you for your feedback and support.

Does Mathcad Prime include a ± plus/minus sign or symbol?  

Hi,Why is so?    

Good evening.I would like to implement a MATHCAD PRIME worksheet to map a solution on a circle to another domain. This technique is well known as conformal transformation. However, I tried to solve it numerically without success. I use this to predict the potential flow pressures around a body in 2D. Does anyone knows if this problem has already beel solved and indicating in which thread? I tried with the search function on the website, but no results. Thanks in advance for the support. 

I am moving my files from one computer to the other.  I copied the files from a computer using Creo Parametric 10 to a computer using Creo Parametric 9.  I am unable to open any of the files, even though the association with Creo seems to be valid.  The files show up as .prt or .asm, as they should and they have the proper icon.  But I can open any of them, even simple beam element .prt files.   So I'm assuming that there's a reason copied files don't work this way.  Is there something different in the setups between the two machines that I should take a look at? p.s. I'm assuming this question belongs in System Administration, but I'm not sure.

Hello everyone,I am currently using Creo 9.0 to explore the effects of corrosion on bolted joints, particularly in relation to Tightening Torque and Initial Load. My plan is to start by analyzing a standard bolted joint to understand its behavior under typical conditions. Afterwards, I intend to modify the material properties to simulate corrosion and perform the analysis again to observe any correlations.Could anyone provide insights or resources on studying corrosion's impact on these factors? I've struggled to find relevant information on this topic.Thank you for any suggestions you might have!

I have successfully used a specifically sized flat Equation curve in my die designs.  I have on a number of occasions however needed to use the same radius and spacing around a rotation which to this point have been very fudgy.Below is the equation that I have been using.This results in a curve like the following.Would it be possible to make an equation curve to the below shape?   The spacing would be the same as with the top example but I would somehow need to be able to define a center or slope.  Can this be done?

Hello! I'm new to Mathcad (using it this semester in my university, and we are using the Mathcad 15 version, not prime), and i have a problem. I tried to do quantum harmonic oscillator using transfer matrix, as this is the subject right now. The teacher gave us an exemple problem, i tried to re-do it, and i got an error saying "This value must be integer" (it's error from the RR[j] = T(E[j]) line, and the start of the problem is K(i,E) as it seems it doesn't really recognise Vk). My teacher doesn't know exactly what's the problem, so i tried to get help here because it seems the best place.Does anyone know how can i solve it? Thanks in advance!

status = ProBrowserAuthenticate(username, password); status = ProServersCollect(&aliases); status = ProArraySizeGet(aliases, &num_servers); for (i = 0; i < num_servers; i++) { status = ProServerUnregister(aliases[i]); } ProPath serv; ProStringToWstring(serv, (char*)workspace.c_str()); ProPath URL; ProStringToWstring(URL, (char*)serverurlw3.c_str()); ProName wsName; ProStringToWstring(wsName, (char*)wsNamestr.c_str());   status = ProServerRegister(serv, URL, wsName, &aliased_url);   status = ProServerActivate(serv);   ProPath* p_file_name_array; ProPath* p_subdir_name_array; //string da = ".asm,.prt,*.drw"; string da = "*.drw"; ProName namme; ProStringToWstring(namme, (char*)da.c_str()); status = ProArrayAlloc(0, sizeof(ProPath), 1, (ProArray*)&p_file_name_array); status = ProArrayAlloc(0, sizeof(ProPath), 1, (ProArray*)&p_

Hello all i do have some Problems questions in understanding Sensitivity Analyses and Cordinate Systems What i have is the Default CYS and an Offset CYS that i create i control its Origin with Paramets as followsX=200Y=200Z=-200 the relations i use look like this :$d3=X$d4=Y$d5=Z when i now start and run an sensitivity Analyses for Parameter Z with a minimum Range of -220 and maximum of -180 it runs though. but when i recheck my Parameter for Z it has changed from-200 to +200 and the Coordinate has flipped its Position.  is it possible to avoid flipping Parameters or Dimensions i don't want the minus to disappear? can someone relate and help out?Kind RegardsMarkus   

I saw this post from the recent Creo Illustrate training at Blue Origin this week - sounds like it was a great event! https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7196656920093425665      Next up for Jeff Coon and the Creo Illustrate team - a webinar on May 29th!   Technical Illustrations for Service: How Tech Pubs and Tech Illustrators Bridge Complexities in Communication Imagine being able to take complex engineering designs and turn them into easy-to-understand visuals - making the intricate simplicity itself, perfect for manuals, assembly instructions, and more. With Creo Illustrate, you can create illustrations that not only look good but also communicate effectively. Creo Illustrate is a powerful tool that transforms 2D and 3D CAD data into engaging visual illustrations and animations that manufacturing and service teams rely on to get products out the door faster.      Enhance Visual Communication: Utiliz