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Is it impossible to make a body translate X units per revolution? What year is this? Are we cave men? SolidWorks has had a screw constraint since 2013, can't we have one in Creo?   I don't want to set up multiple motors. I don't want to model a helical surface in one part and add a point in another to use a slot constraint. I don't want to have to make a 'generic gear' pair.   I want to pick a direction of translation. I want to pick an axis of rotation. I want to specify the distance translated per revolution. It should be that easy, why is it not?

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Post Surfacing conversations here.

Post conversations about Sheet Metal Design here.

Post Routed Systems Design Conversations here.

Conversations about Reverse Engineering are posted here.

Conversations about rendering are posted here.

Conversations about Product Insight are posted here.

Conversations about Product Data Mgmt are posted here.

Printing and plotting conversations are posted here.

Posts under Human Factors Design.

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Data Exchange posts should be posted here.

Posts about Augmented Reality can be answered here.

Assembly Design posts should be entered here.

Enter 3D Animation posts here.

2D Drawing posts should be entered here.

Enter (AFX) Structural Framework posts here

HelloI was wondering if anyone had any insight as to how the default tolerance for the add# dimension type is established?   Background: • Not using tolerance tables - inch based part • I understand the difference between add#, d# and ad# type dimensions and where they are stored • Windchill 10.1   Our current company config is set as: draw_models_read_only no create_drawing_dims_only yes   The "added" dimension in the drawing is add# and the default tolerance is not that of the model tolerance. if the config option is set to create_drawing_dims_only no   The "added" dimension in a drawing is now ad# and the default tolerance comes from the model tolerance as expected.   The config option (create_drawing_dims_only yes) was set to yes to only store added dimensions in the drawings. This helped reduce the number of dialog box actions by Windchill relative to the solid model (check out/revise, etc) since ad# dimension types changes the model.   Than

Hey folks!I've got a problem with my Creo 4.0 license at my workplace. I suspect the problem is server based and not locally, because I've tried to access Creo on two different computers now (same license server).Several times now IT has reported the problem solved, but I still get the same old error message.Does anyone have a clue?Greetings,Sebastian

Hello,   I hope some people are out there still using Wildfire or know what is wrong. My Pro/e was working fine but I had to do a clean install of windows 10 and then reinstall my Wildfire version for the DVD. Now I cannot get my Pro/E to install correctly. I get the frustrating error: (-96) License server machine is down or not responding This is a node locked installation and I have the license file. I have tried what I understand from this article https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS21768   Any help would be greatly appreciated. Kind regards, Justin

I need to create a simple sketch in a Detail Drawing.  When drawing a line, it wants to snap perpendicular or parallel etc... I thought I could temporarily disable snapping by holding down the Shift key, but that does not do anything.   Is there a way to disable snapping in a Drawing Sketch... on the fly? Thanks  

We have 5 licenses that are being shared by 10 different people.The timeout setting is too short, how do I increase the time so people don't lose the license when they are idle for a few minutes?