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In part modeling, can someone explain what is the point of the copy geometry function, set for local referencing type:     A real-life example would be great.  I find that help provided in this article is not particularly useful.   Seems to me that if there was a way to transform the copy by specifying coordinate systems, then this would be more useful.  Right now though, it is just annoying that this option is pre-selected many times I initiate the copy geom command - I wonder if there is way to prevent it from being available?

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I am using Creo Parametric Release 9.0 and Datecode9.0.0.0creo dopo un errore irreversibile non riapre più i file.senza il caricamento delle nostre impostazioni i file si aprono.Here are the errors that I facedimpossibile aprire i file   I am using Creo Parametric Release 9.0 and Datecode9.0.0.0 creo after a fatal error no longer reopens files.without loading our settings the files open. Here are the errors that I facedunable to open files   Translated by Iuliana Lazar with Google Translate on 09 Dec 2022

I'm working on setting up standard notes for our company. I haven't found any satisfactory way to do this yet. The main failing is that Creo notes don't have formatting for numbered lists. I can create these manually, but if a standard note needs to be added or deleted, the entire note may need to be renumbered. Also, if a note needs to be resized (particularly made narrower), word wrap doesn't understand the intent of indentations and wraps to the left edge of the note, without preserving the indent.Has anyone found a way to manage this better?

As per the original post.    Does anyone know if there is a "wildcard" symbol that can be used for a mapkey?  I'm trying to create a mapkey that starts a new drawing.  It pauses for the name input, then selects the correct drawing template.  What I can't seem to get it to do is always select the highest level assembly as the default model for the drawing.  All of our highest level assemblies have a "-501" at the end of the name, with a different identifying number proceeding that.  Is there a way to make it just find the file with "-501.asm" in the name?  Coincidentally, this identifying number is also the name of the drawing - can that information be used since it is added prior to the assembly search?

I am using Creo Parametric Release 8.0 and Datecode8.0.3.0Create a custom drawing when a new part is created. I have a start part and a drawing template with the same name and in the same directory. The drawing calls out 6 views which are named in the start part drawing. When the new drawing is created, I can see the views in the drawing tree, the model is shown in the model tree, however the drawing views are not populated with the models. If I select all the views in the drawing tree, and select edit properties, and change the display style to any other style than the drawing default and select apply, the views then become populated. I then have to re-select the display style back to the default style and select apply for the correct style view. Why would this be happening, and is there a solution to this issue? I get the same behaviour in Creo 4 M010 and Creo 8.0.3.0

Please see the attached picture together. Hi, In sheet metal, through the flat pattern, we can know the outer shell size. I was wondering if it is possible to calculate the following as well. 1. Is it possible to find the length of the inner curve of the sheet metal shape when it is unbent as shown in red in the picture?2. Is it possible to check the quantity for each corner section in sheet metal as shown in the blue check in the picture? Thanks, Warm Regards, SeonHo CHA.

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In drawing. How to call out information about cables passing through particular location as a leader note pointing to this location. The note should be a parametric. So as i change cables routing, and cables passing through this location are change, the note should update automatically. Now i acquire information using Feature Information tool, copy part of this information and paste them into the note but this is not right solution. If i can get this information using feature info tool, there should be some kind of parameter containing this information

Place region has a different behavior than keep in and keep out, is it not possible to select one side, and when imported in Cadence Allegro appears to be on both side. Is it bossible to have same behvior as place keepin and place keep out. Place region: option one side is not accessible. Place keepin: Option one side only is accessible    

What's the best way to create a curve along a spline through points without having to manually select each point.  Is there a way to enter a range (Ex. Point 1 - Point 100) where it will select the points that way?

Using Creo 7.0.5.0. As Creo use this Session type of environment and never warns you about closing a single file due to unsaved changes I'm more or less saving all the time (afraid of loosing stuff in case of a crash). This leads to creating a lot of duplicates of the same files (or miniscule differences). It only warns when the session/program as a whole is closed, and then you better be sure you saved everything that you closed previously.... Then I realised this:- Even if I open A FRESH instance of Creo, and open NO files, does no changes to any settings or similar and then close down: CREO STILL WARNS about closing the session and loosing unsaved work. This means the warning is just a dummy prompt that has absolutely no clue of if the files have been saved or not. I'm sorry to say this, but HOW ON EARTH can such a high end software be this.... st_pid?!  Even Notepad can detect changes properly....  I've searched for other threads and ideas about this, but n

Using Creo 8.0.4.0I have an assembly with 4 simplified representations-each state represent a stage in the assembly process, so the simplified representation begins with few components and the final one has all the parts. I need a BoM table on the drawing sheet, which I made by linking the repeat region to the default rep which lists all the components within, but I am facing issues with BoM balloons. How do I make BoM balloons to appear on the different representational views?I tried creating multiple tables for each representational view, but then the tables will have reoccurring parts and since the repeat regions are different, I can't find a way to get rid of duplicate parts across different tables. Alternatively, I tried a different approach where I do not use simplified representations at all but used different layers to hide parts and created 4 combined states with those layers. But on the drawing, I cannot select the combined state along with the default representation.&nb

  When I perform a copy geometry in an assembly the features such as points, axis, or plane are not displayed on the model.  I have to go into the layer tree and and "show" them as they are listed under hidden items.   The couple extra steps to do that are driving me wild as I deal with complex assemblies that utilize many copy geometries.  It hasn't always been this way, I thought this might be a config setting of some sort but I couldn't find anything.   Anybody have a solution to this? The reference article shows you can assign the layer of the copy geom under Include Properties but I do not have that.

Hello, I am new to Creo and CAD in general. I work in fabrication mainly but am slowly learning various CAD and CAM systems. I am currently working on a project in Creo 7.0 where I am attempting to convert solid models into sheet metal parts with layout lines to be used in a CNC scribing and cutting operation.  The end product is something like this, this particular component only has "flat" geometry so none of the following was required.  This is the part file I am starting with. The main plate is a sketched line that is extruded upward and outward to create the height and thickness. Then the smaller extrusions are sketched and extruded off of the main plate.  The following are steps I am taking to produce a usable view to cut on the CNC machine.  First, I am using the Convert to Sheet Metal tool. I select the flat surface on the right as the driving surface and add purple highlighted sections of the plate to the included surfaces so the whole p

Check out this video on Creo Flow Analysis Tips and Techniques session  from PTC Application Engineers.Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consulting, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consulting, Fellow).Creo Flow Analysis Learning (view in My Videos)

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This is an enhancement request to support the export of QIF files from Creo Parametric.   We typically use STEP or some other type of neutral file to feed our downstream processes.  Those formats do work, but looking forward we think the QIF format may provide some additional benefits because it's XML-based.  Computers love to read XML.   As of this date, we are on Creo Parametric 4, but I still have not seen any mention of QIF export up through Creo Parametric 7.  Maybe PTC can comment if they have a plan.   Now, this may suggestion may already exist.  I did do a few different searches on PTC Community, but didn't see anything.   Thanks, Keith

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Check out this video on Creo Flow Analysis (Creo 9) Tips and Techniques session  from PTC Application Engineers. Also this video Introduces Electromagnetic Simulation. Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consulting, Fellow), Tom Quaglia (Solution Sales), Rich Moore & Alec Jiang (Simerics) This video has chapters available — open the chapter menu in the player to jump directly to any section.Chapter Summaries0:00 – Welcome & Session Agenda Tom Quaglia (PTC) opens the tips and techniques session on Creo Flow Analysis Premium and introduces the presenters — Rich Moore and Alex Zhang from Simerics and Leno Tazzi from PTC — outlining the agenda covering fluid volumes, thermal, and the new eMotor/EMAG solutions. 2:44 – Creo Flow Analysis in Creo 9: Wizard Setup & Fluid Volume Basics Leno demonstrates the fully embedded, associative Creo Flow Analysis workflow inside Creo 9, launching the setup wizard on an electronics cooling box to configure turbulent flow, heat, streamlines, and t

Is it possible to create curved 2d text in drawing mode?WayneFCreo 6.0

I am using Creo Parametric Release 6.0 and Datecode6.0.6.0hello. This is Hong Cheol-min, deputy manager of Fuzzy System Technology Department. It is said that G-code is manually created and used for processing on equipment using modeling or drawings created in Creo. 1) Please check if there is an option module that can convert G code or utilize it. 2) Whether or not to automatically update when modeling is modified Reference: Example image related to G code thank you - Hong Chul-min Compensation -------------------------------------------------- Translated the below subject and Description from Korean to English using Google translate on 22.11.2022 at 8:55am IST by vnamboodheri--------------------------------------------------Subject: G코드 변환방법 및 옵션모듈Description: 안녕하세요.퍼지시스템 기술부 홍철민 차장 입니다.Creo에서 생성한 모델링 또는 도면을 활용해서 장비에서 가공을 위해서 G코드를 수동으로 만들어서 사용한다고 합니다.1)G코드 변환이나 활용할수 있는 옵션모듈이 있는지 확인부탁 드립니다.2)모델링 수정시 자동 업데이트 여부참고 : G코드 관련 예시 이미지감사합니다. - 홍철민 배상 -

Hello, Was wondering if someone could help or knew the answer this question? I am using Windchill and recently switched form Creo5 to Creo8. I'm trying to create a 2D drawing, I navigate to the correct directory where the template formats are and can't see them to use and select. Anyone know why I can't see and use them in Creo8? Do I need to create new ones? Thanks,Jeff

Creo 7.09.0   I have some new UDF features (.gph) that are used as subordinate UDFs and placed on multiple designs in part mode. I have created model annotations in the UDF reference parts (.prt). The UDF geometry works as intended but I am struggling to automate the detailed views on the drawings which are repetitive in nature. I want to set up one set of annotations in the reference model and then show them in a detail view on a drawing without manipulating the location of the annotations shown every time I reuse the features.   Combination states are not portable through a subordinate UDF from the reference part used to create the UDF, so that did not work.   I have also considered importing a detail view from the UDF reference part but that creates a new drawing sheet and is not a good option IMO.   I can show the annotations embedded in the UDF as they do come across into the target models but must manipulate the spacing etc. after showing them in a drawing in