PTC Education

What is the release schedule for Creo 4 Academic/student?l am considering redoing some student notes and would like to include some of the of the functionality in 4.0. Regards

We've been going through the updates for our students to roll them all up onto M110, as needed, and have noticed that the new build hangs on launch.  The issue seems to be all the "click here to not show these windows if you've used Creo before" that you get when you wipe out your .wf folder, as is required for the new WC11 upgrade.This hang has made some of our computers unusable for Creo.  We've tried installing/uninstalling/reinstalling/redownloading/repeat.  Issue is not isolated to one computer.

It appears that the new M110 Creo 3 educational date code does not generate new license files upon installation.  This makes new installs impossible, and only allows installations when upgrading from older date codes.  No files created in C:\ProgramData\PTC\Licensing as indicated in the instructions.

Is there any way to use the parts from the manufacturer portal using the student edition of Creo Parametric 3.0? I didn't have an issue with this when I downloaded it previously on a different computer, but my computer died and I had to get a new one and redownload the student edition. I can download the parts, but when I try to add them to the assembly the error message says that it was created for a commercial version and is not compatible with the version of Creo Parametric Student Edition.

by the way my creo 3.0 is not opening iget error message?

Please help

PTC Creo Parametric 3.0 M070, student version, has been running well for several weeks on two nearly identical laptops.  Today, on one laptop, PTC creo has slowed down to a crawl and is nearly useless.  Trying to rotate even the most simple part is agonizing.  There is a terrible lag for doing everything.The laptop works fine for other programs.  I'm using it right now.  Just PTC creo has this problem.  Creo works fine on the other nearly identical laptop.I have tried (1) reverting to default settings, (2) rebooting, and (3) uninstalling and re-installing creo and nothing has helped.  Any ideas?The only recent change to this laptop is the installation of python(x,y) for scientific computing.  Could that interfere with PTC?Help please, we are trying to finalize our FRC robot.  Thanks.

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Do you have a tutorial and a training document of customized (addition or change of widgets) that purpose in widgets of ThingWorx?I want it if I have

I am Japanese academic Program Manager.I want a cooperation document of ThingWorx and windchill. Would the person to have send it to me?

Hello i have received this message i still have other 6 months on my course. i am right in the middle of a deadline and and i would really appreciate your help as soon as possible.please can i have an updated licence till the end of this year thank you Samuel Pears 

Hello to all, I'm writing this post from Italy, sorry if my English is not good: ')I downloaded Creo 3.0, Unzipped, but when I enter the license code (BK400407EDSTUDENTUNICL) does not make me write in the line. Can anyone help me please?Many thanks!

after downloading files can't unzip files to open program. any help is much appreciated

After creating a new assembly drawing along with a bill of materials list, we hit "Create Balloons - All". It seemed to have missed some of the parts and not give them a balloon at all, just skipping over them. We tried "Create Balloons - By Component" to add them to parts that were lacking but ran into trouble when it just wouldn't label the components after clicking them, double clicking, middle clicking. How do we go about adding our own balloons to correspond with the bill of materials list?Garrett ValleyFRC 4931 Student

What's the benefits of using the 3D print option (per the latest newsletter) as opposed to exporting a copy of the part as an STL file?   We've been doing the latter for a long time without any issues, but would love to know if there is something we're missing.Rande JohnsonFRC4931

Hi everyone,I'm writing this post from France, sorry if my english isn't that good :')I downloaded Creo 3.0, unzipped it, and when I tried to enter the license code (BK400407EDSTUDENTUNICL), it says there's an error.So I searched for solutions, and apparently, you have to ask to PTC for them to send you a license file by email, which has to be inserted in the blank box, under the one in which you enter the license code.The thing is, I'm totally unable to find where I can ask for this license file. I searched on their website and didn't find anything about it.Can anyone help me please?Thanks a lot!T. Nieradzik-Kozic

Hi all,I'd like to observe a specific property of my Thingworx Thing via Java SDK. Therefore I've created a Thingworx Client, which is connected to Thingworx. After this, I've created a Virtual Thing with my Thingname and added a propertyChangeListener. Unfortunately, the listener does not get fired, as soon as I change the property in Thingworx. Does anyone know where's the problem or where to find an example for this?Here's my Code Snippet: ClientConfigurator config = new ClientConfigurator(); config.setUri("http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/Thingworx/WS"); config.setAppKey("xxx"); config.ignoreSSLErrors(true); try {   TwxClient client = new TwxClient(config);   client.start();   boolean isConnected = client.waitForConnection(30000);   System.out.println("Client is connected:"+isConnected);   String thingName = "ThingWatcherThing";   VirtualThing thing = new VirtualThing(thingName, "", thingName, client);   thing.addPropertyChangeListener(new VirtualTh

We've been using Creo and Windchill for several years and have a pretty good handle on using them for concepts and design.   Now we'd like to extend them to manufacturing our robot.   We have access to CNC machines, plasma cutters, laser cutters, and more in our local FabLab.   But we're new to exporting 3D CAD data to tools like MasterCAM or as lines and curves for our plasma cutter.   Does Creo do any of this natively or do we need to export in some format and then import into other tools?Rande JohnsonFRC4931

  This is a step by step guide to create an assembly drawing and bill of materials with Creo.

The 2016/2017 FIRST season represents our 10th year of donating PTC software and services to all FIRST teams, along with easy-to-use training curriculum, team funding grants, and hundreds of PTC volunteers to staff and support regional events around the globe.   We’re here to help you. Help you learn about PTC software and technology, help you gain an understanding of the season’s game, help you innovate, and help you help each other.   This newsletter was developed with you in mind. In it you will find: Technology Concepts. We’ll break down the complexity of designing and building a robot through a product development process. Software Tips and Tricks. Team Ideas. Let’s learn from each other. This will be another opportunity for you to share videos, images and concepts you believe can helpful for other teams. PTC Resources. Links and suggestions on where you can go for more information. Coming Up Next. A sneak peek into topics planned for the next edition.   Missed

i am not able to download Creo 3.0 software for student edition plz help me for the same   Vijay jadhav

This video will show you how to 3D print a custom part.       (view in My Videos)

Step by step instructions on how to use Creo to finalize and export a 3D model as an STL file.

This video will show you how to create an assembly drawing and bill of materials.   (view in My Videos)

A video on how to create a custom explode view in Creo.   (view in My Videos)