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MitchellSmith1-Visitor
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December 10, 2005
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Oh how I wish...

  • December 10, 2005
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Pro/E programs,

Oh how I wish, that the button for 'rotate to sketcher plane' button was a toggle button.

Best Regards,
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Atentamente,

Mitchell Smith
Product/Prototype Designer
ZF Sachs Automotive of America
15811 Centennial Dr., Northville, MI 48168
Phone: 734.582.8062 Fax: 734.582.8029 Main phone: 734.416.6200
Mitchell.Smith@zf.com <blocked::mailto:mitchell.smith@zf.com>


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    brianadkins1-Visitor
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    December 12, 2005
    At least we have the "previous orientation" choice in the view menu...

    You could put the Previous Orientation button right next to the Sketch Orientation on your menu bar

    -Brian
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    kknake1-Visitor
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    December 12, 2005
    put your wishes into action :

    Enhancement request link:

    http://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/misc/PTC_Enhancement_Process.jsp


    You will need a PTC Account for a login PTC wants to hear from you !!

    Kelly


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    unknown11-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    December 12, 2005
    Don't kid yourself the Entire enhancement request process is a joke. The only way to get anything done is to have your PTC account rep submit it for you and then PAY yes I said pay to have the functionality created.
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    MitchellSmith1-VisitorAuthor
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    December 12, 2005
    Well, all I was after was to lock the sketching view. I did put in an enhancement, right after I wrote the e-mail. Maybe, it'll die maybe it won't. I did my part. I wrote in this forum hoping to get it pushed to the forefront

    I just have a 40 meg model that utilizes 1+gig of RAM. I do sketches with hidden wireframe on. A slight rotate may take me out of action for 5-10 minutes, each time.

    Thank you to all,
    Best Regards,
    Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
    Atentamente,
    Mitchell Smith
    Product/Prototype Designer
    ZF Sachs Automotive of America
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    don_hart1-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    December 12, 2005
    I agree. I have to slow down when in sketch mode; last thing a new release
    of Pro/E should do to a user. Drives me nuts to have the sketch view moving
    around.
    As far as request of enchantments, one needs to be on a tech committee. Some
    tech committees are closed to new memberships but other are looking for
    people.
    Your request should be forwarded to the modeling tech committee, otherwise
    it will fade away.




    Donald Hart
    CNH, Lancaster Site
    Central Tool Design
    717-355-3867
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    jnelson14-Alexandrite
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    December 12, 2005
    Enhancements do not just fade away when submitted to PTC...They are get reviewed by PTC (first) and then the Tech Committees at our meetings.

    All enhancements are a valuable asset to PTC in there development process and to the TC's for understanding what the user community is looking for.

    Joel Nelson
    Sheetmetal TC Chair


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    unknown11-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    December 12, 2005
    This is the best suggestion I have seen. Although I have never been on a
    TC, I have worked with several people who are or were.

    They are the drivers of the enhancements. They are who PTC really listens
    too. As an individual, you have little, if any pull, but as a TC member,
    your voice, and your company’s voice will be heard.



    So if you have a contact who is on a TC, get into his head…



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    unknown11-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    December 12, 2005
    Technical commitee participants:


    How much does participating in a technical committee cost:
    Hours/year?
    Travel expense?
    Other expenses?

    Dave S.


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    unknown11-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    December 13, 2005
    Which TC(s) voted to enhance feature creation by eliminating the ability to
    leave sketched features incomplete?

    The documentation says this is possible, but Sketch and Cancel (deleting
    -all- work) are the only two options.

    From the WF2.0 docs...
    To leave a feature incomplete when creating a feature:
    1. Choose OK from the dialog box.
    2. When the system asks you if you want to leave the feature incomplete,
    choose
    Yes.
    3. You can exit Sketcher with an incomplete section by choosing Done from
    the SKETCHER menu.
    4. To finish an incomplete feature, redefine and complete the definition of
    all required elements.
    At least it can't be 'intended functionality'. Perhaps an enhancement
    request that the docs reflect the software?

    Dave S.

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