Creo+ and Creo Parametric

Folks   I have a tube assembly that is cut in half and mated back together. Subsequently, the two parts will have two separate hatching areas even though is the same assembly. Unfortunately, the cut thicken or any other feature doesnt separate the hatching only new components does. I read that i can trace the envelope and hatch/fill it.  Seems a lot of work since my assembly has tons of feature holes. Any other options?   thanks

Hello When I insert the holes table I visualize the siscoo in the drawing I want see the coordinate X-Y for the production How I can see it's?

Hi, Is there a way to highlight the note, when I select a reference from 'holes table' in drawing?   For instance, I would like that If I pick 'E2' in the table, I could see the note from E2 highlighted. I think this could be useful in big tables.. I am using creo4.   Thank you

When I acitvate a sub-assembly I get this message   Please confirm the temporary removal of upper-level assembly features. there is no external references visible, non CRC can someone telle me why I get this message? thanks   Veronique

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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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