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As per the original post.    Hey!   I tried this to open a Prime 9 document in Prime 7 and didn't work. Do you have a solution for these two too?

I have attached a copy of my calculation in which I am getting an error for my i term. Shown below is the error I am getting when I try to run the calculation. I am using Mathcad Prime 7.       

So basically I'm recreating a calculation based on an example done in Mathcad 15 (I only have a PDF of that example). I've gone through all the math and finally got a plot working, but the results aren't coming out as expected. I'm afraid that something in Mathcad 15 works differently from how it does in Prime, but I don't know what it might be. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Hello! I have a system of equations with units.  when I use lsolve, I get different answers (all incorrect) depending on the units used.  however, the solve block works correctly.  This is Prime 7.  sheet attached. Any ideas?  maybe a bug in lsolve?   correct result: 

What is the easiest way to combine assemblies in Creo?    

Buenas tardes, estoy intentando programar para calcular el acero requerido por el método de iteracion, tengo dudas con el operador while, por favor si alguien. el archivo esta en Mathcad Prime 8.0.0.0 me puede orientar. 

While opening Creo, an error occurred, and Creo automatically closed, please suggest a solution to resolve this issue.   Refer attached screen shot for your ref  

In Creo is it possible to have the Dimensional Attributes in the Parameter Table tab without needing a relationship Thank you for your answers.   Translated by the Community Moderation using Google Translate on June 30th, 2023----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dans Creo est 'il possible d’avoir les Attributs dimensionnels dans l’onglet Table des paramètres sans avoir besoin de relation Merci pour vos réponses.            

Hello, I have a set of 3D surfaces that I need to project onto a plane to create an extrusion; however, since the plane is at an angle to the surfaces, and the surfaces have edges using Style, they cannot be projected using the Project tool. Below is a preview of the surface viewed normal to the plane, and there is also an image where the edge is visible zoomed in. I am making a mold, or "negative" of this part, so the only task that I need to do is project these edges and extrude to each individual surface within the part. Basically, I will take the outside profile of this plane and extrude up to the surface, like the photo with the red arrows shows. I have explored unwrapping the surface using Flatten Quilt, but that did not help. I also tried a few boolean Remove operations but they also did not work to create the mold. Is there any way to project these edges onto the plane to create an extrusion? I'm using Creo Parametric 10. Let me know of any questions, and any help is

When I try to open creo parameter application in my user unable to open, it is continuously processing. But same application run in administrator working but some features not able to work. kindly help on this issue.      

I am trying to modify the text in pt_install_test to have a different button name. My .dat has text_dir set as just ./pt_install_test. Inside ./pt_install_test, I have been editing ./pt_install_test/text/usascii/msg_user.txt, such as         -Install Test Label -Install Test TEST NEW VALUE         but this change is not being reflected in the menu. I expected that this did not need a rebuild, but I've tested with rebuilds as well and the text is not changing. I am confused where it is even getting this old value from at this point.     

Does anyone have an example of using VBA (excel) to modify the value of a parameter in an instance of a part family table?      

I'm following the attached example design, but I can't tell what function/tool in Mathcad they're using. I understand the purpose of the section and what values it should return, I'm just not sure how to make Mathcad do it. It kind of looks like a programming block, but it doesn't have the bar on the right and it isn't formatted the same inside. What's tripping me up is that the value if "x" isn't constant, it's variable so I can't use simple if/else programming. I only have the file in PDF format.

HiI've just got an assignment in school, where I've to determine the design factor 'z' to a given failure probability.This baisically means that I have to find the lowest value of beta (vector containing of u values) that in combination with design parameter z gives an failure function which is equal to zero.Want to make a loop which can check for all values of z in the interval of 1 and 7. Is that possible?     

Ok, I'm new to Creo, but not parametric CAD.  I'm a one man operation and I can do the modeling part, but I was suprised there were no drawing formats supplied with Creo.  Is there a place I can get drawing formats without creating them from scratch?  Even the tutorials only show importing *.dxf for creating the formats, not from scratch.   

When initially bringing a part into an assembly using "main Window" mode, but prior to placing the part, can you change the default incoming position relative to the assembly, maybe there is a config setting that allows the new part to appear in the current window, zoomed in to the spot you want to add the new assembly item? Why am I asking - On large assemblies, the new incoming part enters the assembly model very far from where I want to place it (way off screen).  It takes a lot of mouse work to drag it over to where it needs to be placed. Why am I not using the "Separate Window" mode in assembly? Because the separate window mode is quirky and difficult to use, in my opinion - parts almost always end up upside down or end up being unassembleable forcing one to use the main-window assembly mode.

Hi folks, Just a quick question from a relatively new user of Creo.With respect to the calculated mass properties, does anyone know which inertia tensor sign convention Creo uses? I've been told by some of my seniors that it's the negative inertia tensor, but does Creo specifically state that somewhere? Thanks!     

I have a assembly of two parts which are similar ,one part is the copy of the other.While adding dimensions to this assembly in the drawing very few edges highlight for dimensioning.The other edges which I have to dimension to neither highlight nor are select able.I am on PTC Creo Elements 5.0 M260.On customer end I have checked on PTC Creo Parametric 2.0 M190,the result is same.*Windows 10 Pro is the operating system.Thanks in advance for any helpful advice. *I do know PTC Creo Elements Pro 5.0 is not compatible with Windows 10 Pro,but it runs just fine. 

I am using Creo Schematics Release 7.0 and Datecode7.0.0.0In Creo Schematics, when exporting sheets to PDF format and printing directly, all the labels are thin and non-arial bold. I'm Using default font called "font". Just upgraded from Creo 4.0 to Creo 7.0 and the thickness and font type that they export are different. In Creo 4.0 all text labels are Arial Font and bolded depending on label which is what I want. When I moved to Creo 7.0 all text labels are thin and in non-arial font no matter if you export PDF or Print Directly. Is there a configuration that I am missing? From what I have investigated myself all of the settings seem to be the same. Thanks

Something has happened to my proe wf3 installation.When I right click a part and then do < info - model> I just get a white window.The browser address listed is "proep://local_proesession?oid=6454.PRT&item=PART&id=6291484&action=info"but nothing appears.Is there a setting for this?

Need support How to migrate Creo Diagram template and Symbol library to Creo Schematic?   

Hello, I am trying to program the following with some tweaks to fit my problem.I am pretty new to MathCad Prime and I am running into some problems with verifying my array index in step 2.1. Please help! Thanks! 

I have a table with a repeat region for a BOM with materials masses and COG information. The COG is being reported from the part level and is according to the part default CSY. What is the best way to get the COG information tabulated according to the top level assembly default CSY?   When doing mass properties analysis this information is given and it is in the top level CSY and units, but it is not recursive and I don't know how to get this information according to the assembly CSY into a repeat region even for flat assemblies. ------------------- MASS PROPERTIES OF COMPONENTS OF THE ASSEMBLY(in assembly units and the XXXXXXXXX.ASM coordinate frame) DENSITY MASS C.G.: X Y Z -------------------   repeat region variables I have been using: &rpt.index, &asm.mbr.name , &asm.mbr.PTC_MASTER_MATERIAL, &asm.mbr.pro_mp_mass[.7], &asm.mbr.pro_mp_cogx[.1], &asm.mbr.pro_mp_cogy[.1], &asm.mbr.pro_mp_cogz[.1],           

We recently upgraded from Creo 6 to Creo 8.0.7.0.  The cabling option is missing on the Applications tab.  How do I get the cabling option activated in Creo 8.   Thanks  

If I have a Repeat Region BOM, when I place it on an assembly drawing it uses rpt.qty to tally all the quantities. I also have a unit column that is set to EA by default. In certain instances, I have a dumb part in my assembly with a hydraulic hose part number attached to it. But if I set my units to FT instead of EA and manually type in (8) in my quantity field in the part, the repeat region has no way of seeing this and since their is only one instance of it in my assembly, the Repeat Region BOM will say 1 ft? Is their a way I can tell the Repeat Region that when the Unit Column is not set to EA, that it needs to read the quantity from the part file. Which I already have set to 8?