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PTC University’s content experts and instructional designers are constantly updating the content of the digital libraries to reflect the latest information and best practices available for PTC’s software. Here’s a summary of what has been added and is now available to everyone who owns these libraries:   Windchill PDMLink   Mise à jour vers PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 à partir de PTC Windchill PDMLink 10.1 pour l'administrateur [FR] Topics covered: Gestion des attributs d'objet Améliorations de la gestion des modifications Améliorations diverses de l'administration metier Améliorations diverses de l'administration système Gestion des licences Windchill Administration de Product Family Management   Mise à jour vers PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 à partir de PTC Windchill PDMLink 10.2 pour l'administrateur [FR] Topics covered: Gestion des attributs d'objet Améliorations de la gestion des modifications Améliorations diverses de l'administration metier Améliora

I was going through a tutorial provided by the Creo help site and there was a file of a cranck shaft. When I checked it's Model tree I saw Group of some features were copied to a distance and about an angel. How it is done in creo please tell me about it. I am attaching the file....    

We have purchased Ptc Creo Essentials Home. with: Creo Essential sub bundle - 1nos eLearning Library  - 2nos Creo Essential Home use - 2 nos   Creo installation is finished on company computers with the help of community members. Thanks very much.   Now I have made a Case log to create user to access Precision Lms. Ptc has created and sent them to the users. What is the next step to follow the training with creo Precision Lms?

  A learning mindset is critical for planning our careers. Continuous efforts in learning new things, dedicating time to practice, and improving our skills are critical for doing an excellent job and staying ahead of the competition. However, we are often struggling to fit learning into our daily schedules. Our day-to-day job tasks demand most of our time and we don’t want to lose our productivity. Here are 3 tips that may help you fit more learning into your daily schedules!   Plan your learning Make a to-do-list tonight for your learning and working tasks of tomorrow. While you finish your to-do-list, you’ll be able to track and limit the time spent on each task without missing out anything. Such time optimizations can be important contributors to your productivity.   Eliminate distractions Put away everything that can distract you during your learning or working hours, sometimes distractors can be your own things lying at your desk like your phone, car keys, headset,

PTC University’s content experts and instructional designers are constantly updating the content of the digital libraries to reflect the latest information and best practices available for PTC’s software. Here’s a summary of what has been added and is now available to everyone who owns these libraries:   Windchill PDMLink   PTC Creo Parametric Data Administration in PTC Windchill 11.1 [EN] Topics covered: Creo Parametric Data Administration   Aktualisierung auf PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 von PTC Windchill PDMLink 10.1 für Benutzer [DE] Topics covered: Aktualisierungen von Windchill 10.1 auf Windchill 11.1   Aktualisierung auf PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 von PTC Windchill PDMLink 10.2 für Benutzer [DE] Topics covered: Aktualisierungen von Windchill 10.2 auf Windchill 11.1   Aktualisierung auf PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 von PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.0 für Benutzer [DE] Topics covered: Aktualisierungen von Windchill 11.0 auf Wi

Is there any tutorial for Smart Assembly for Creo? I have been scourging the internet for any learning material, I could only find few YouTube videos of the initial setup. Is there any full on tutorial in the internet where I could learn the application of each syntax and how it is applied.   With Regards Charles

Hi all,        Do we have any certification program of specialization in Creo? please let me know regarding the certification programs in India by PTC.   thanks, Dinesh G

Dear Creo Users,What is the correct and appropriate way or method to create a correct spur gear. There are many tutorials or videos regarding this. But they provide sometimes different formulas. Which are the correct formula or is there any ideal way to make gear with equation and with the help of creo relations and parameter? How can I make spur gear with the help of relations and parameter option in creo?Any ideas, methods or tutorial videos or discussions regarding spur gear creation with equation will be very helpful.With regards,Soumya

PTC University’s content experts and instructional designers are constantly updating the content of the digital libraries to reflect the latest information and best practices available for PTC’s software. Here’s a summary of what has been added and is now available to everyone who owns these libraries:   Windchill PDMLink Update to PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 from PTC Windchill PDMLink 10.1 for the Administrator [EN] Topics covered: Managing Object Attributes Change Management Enhancements Miscellaneous Business Administration Enhancements Miscellaneous System Administration Enhancements Windchill License Management Product Family Management Administration   Update to PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 from PTC Windchill PDMLink 10.2 for the Administrator [EN] Topics covered: Managing Object Attributes Change Management Enhancements Miscellaneous Business Administration Enhancements System Administration Enhancements Windchill License Management Product Family Manag

Hi,I just learned about the creo machining feature and I am curious how to use it. If I have just a regular .prt file where do I start? The NC manufacturing seems to demand a .asm file and not a .prt file to import. I would appreciate if anyone could point me in the direction of a tutorial or reading material.Thanks!

Communicating technical information is equally important as developing the technology. There are many use cases where engineers need to communicate about their design intent, ask for feedback from or share ideas with colleagues, or write technical instructions. To be successful, it is important to convey your intent with a clear message. I am sharing few writing tips based on the personal experiences of my engineering colleagues at PTC.   Understand your audience Before you begin, remember whom you are writing it for, your customers, your fellow engineers or may be your managers. Think proactively and plan your writing patterns of explanation by aiming your audience’s level of technical knowledge, abilities and level of expertise. Understanding their roles in an organization, their choices and what information they need from your writings is essential in shaping how you should write.   Keep it simple and short Brief it in simple and short – sounds easy, but is sometimes very

PTC University’s content experts and instructional designers are constantly updating the content of the digital libraries to reflect the latest information and best practices available for PTC’s software. Here’s a summary of what has been added and is now available to everyone who owns these libraries:   Creo Parametric Update to Creo Parametric 5.0 from Creo Parametric 4.0 [EN] Topics covered: Interface Enhancements Part Modeling Enhancements Assembly Enhancements Drawing Enhancements Surfacing Enhancements Sheetmetal Enhancements Augmented Reality Design for Visualization   Update to Creo Parametric 5.0 from Creo Parametric 3.0 [EN] Topics covered: Interface Enhancements Part Modeling Enhancements Sketcher Enhancements Assembly Enhancements Drawing Enhancements Surfacing Enhancements Sheetmetal Enhancements Augmented Reality Design for Visualization   Introduction to Creo Parametric 5.0 – Fundamentals [EN] Topics covered: Introduction to the

We see problems through different perspectives and practice several ways to solve them. Here are some simple yet effective measures I am using.   Define Identify your issue first! Exploring what exactly is going wrong isn’t always easy and may require you to think this over repeatedly.   If performance of your tasks/project is substandard, one of the reason could be that only a small module in your project is not performing well. Sometimes there may be an issue with the wider structure of your project. No matter what the source of the issue is, you may need to repeatedly check and verify the cause of the trouble before taking actions to address the symptoms.     Mark options Once you have your problem clearly defined, your goal is to find ways to solve the problem. Writing down your options will help you get an overview and help you prioritize.     Evaluate your options Now is the time to evaluate! Now, carefully analyze all of the possible alternatives b

I am pleased to announce that PTC University Expert Model Analysis (XMA) 2.4.2 was released on December 12th.  XMA 2.4.2 now supports Creo 4.0.   For more information on PTC University XMA, see our webpage on www.ptc.com.

  Students, young professionals as well as advanced users invest funds, efforts and time for training themselves for professional development, and all may have different preferences. Being at an early stage of my own career, I have been looking into training concepts and done quite some reading lately. Here are five recommendations based on my observations and reading. Let me know how you think about these and please leave a comment!   Choice Any learning content is effective only when it gives the learner an opportunity to explore, understand and apply their knowledge. This can be accomplished with many of today’s digital learning solutions, for example. Interactivity, access to digital resources, and project-based learning, are just a few keywords in this context. The value of each model is determined within the context and purpose of use. With the big amount of options, make sure to discuss with peers and your manager to get recommendations.   Confidence This is oft

Hi everyone,I failed solving the following problem. I reseached for posibilities now for 1 1/2 days but I didn't get it. Hopefully you can give me some good advice on following problem.My main goal is to get a Force - Displacement Diagram of a single part. It should be somehow like this:... and this is the situation:on the one side the part is fixed in all directions. On the other side it is fixed in y and z direction. So finally it behaves somehow like this: Video Link : 5830 So my "input" is the force and I want to know the dependant displacement at the tip of this part.What I tried yet:Using Creo mechanica. This failed totally, i don't see any method to simulate a single part with that.Creo SimulateStatic analysis: works fine but only for one single point in my diagram...dynamic time analysis: This seems to be the only method, to get a time-dependant analysis. I used "measurements" to analyse the displacement. But I don't find any useful Tutorial to do it the right way. I time depen

PTC University’s content experts and instructional designers are constantly updating the content of the digital libraries to reflect the latest information and best practices available for PTC’s software. Here’s a summary of what has been added and is now available to everyone who owns these libraries:   Windchill PDMLink Introduction to ThingWorx Navigate 1.6 Apps [EN] Topics covered: ThingWorx Navigate Product Overview   The PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 Document Management Process [EN] Topics covered: Windchill Document Management Process Overview Creating Document Modify Document Manage Documents Publish and Collaborate Release and Notify   Introduction to PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 for Light Users [EN] Topics covered: Introduction to the Windchill Environment Locating Information Viewing Information Introduction to Visualization Using Creo View Lite to View and Annotate Information Managing Your Work Participating in Processes   Upd

Overcoming obstacles! Well that’s exactly what challenges our problem-solving skills, right? Our learning journey may not always be straightforward. We face distractions, are struggling with a specific topic or struggle with planning our next steps. Today, I am happy to share some tips that I use to overcome my obstacles while learning. Please read on and give feedback – I hope you will find my article useful!     Avoid distractionsSource - Unsplash.com Running mind: Well that’s the most common obstacles while trying to learn something. When I am having a hard time concentrating, I try a break and try to relax. Meditation helps me a lot, it helps in lowering the brain’s wave frequency and control our mind. It also develops good concentration and focusing ability. Surroundings: We might be in a place where there is a lot of noise, or too many people, or uncomfortable seating etc. Identify the cause first, then make a change. Go for a replacement (in case of a ba

PTC University’s content experts and instructional designers are constantly updating the content of the digital libraries to reflect the latest information and best practices available for PTC’s software. Here’s a summary of what has been added and is now available to everyone who owns these libraries:   Creo Illustrate Introduction to PTC Creo Illustrate Professional 4.1 [EN] Topics covered: Introduction to Creo Illustrate Create an Illustration and Work with Figures Exploding Assemblies Authoring Sequenced Process Steps Creo Illustrate Animations Create and Manage Annotations, Sub-Assemblies, and Parts Lists Publishing and Exporting 3-D Illustrations   Windchill PDMLink The PTC Windchill PDMLink 11.1 Change Management Process [EN] Topics covered: Change Management Process Overview Identify Need Investigate Need Change Planning Change Implementation Review and Audit Change     Questions about eLearning or any other training option from PTC Unive

Hello!   Can anyone of the PTC Windchill Quality Solution Team point me to the place were I can find available trainings incl. schedule, location and maybe even prices?   Looking for FRACS; Predcition, FTA, FMEA, RBD,...   I find this: https://support.ptc.com/appserver/services/learning/sub/library_courses.jsp?library=WQS   but besides "available" is nothing.......   Kind regards,   Tobias

Being a good listener has many benefits, especially in the workplace. People with well-developed listening skills tend to be more productive, better problem solvers, and have healthier interpersonal relationships. Today, I would like to share some of my observations and listening practices. Feel free to adopt and hopefully benefit from them!   Pay attention It’s of course a bit obvious but certainly the most important prerequisite to develop your listening skills. Consider the below points while you pay attention to become a better listener: Maintain eye contact - This indiates that you are with the person who you are talking to and focused on what the person is talking about. Avoid or ignore distractions – Mainly noise and actions in your surroundings, but could be different thoughts popping up in your mind, too. Avoid such surroundings and distractions to have a focused listening habit. Respond to engage – The speaker should feel that you are with to him/her with

Hi. My son has got very used to Creo Elements/Direct Express... the toolbars, etc are numerous and very intuitive.He's made the jump to Creo 4.0 but the interface looks totally different (and number of toolbars is like a single toolbar). Can anyone point me to any manual, video, or other resource that helps him make the leap from Direct Express to 4.0?Thanks..

Just ran into this article and thought it would be a good topic for discussion!   "Failure, mistakes, mishaps — they all play a vital role in helping employees learn and grow, too." The article suggests organizations to embrace rather than penalize mistakes so employees will be able to take risks and try out new things and sees mistakes as an opportunity for learning and growth.   What are your thoughts on this?   I do agree with the theory, but I think this cannot be generalized - taking risks can be a good thing, but only to a certain extend and this really depends on your role and responsibilities. I also think while you may be willing to take risks, you are not doing this because you are wanting to fail. You take them but you are still hoping for a positive outcome. Thus, you will do the most possible to avoid failure.   In regard to training, you can approach this from two sides: You fail: You now know where your gaps are and can take training to improve your

Hi everyone, I was wondering someone could help me out? I'm looking for a tutorial on how to perform thermal analysis with regards to gravity. Also known as thermogravimetry. I use Creo 4.0, by the way.      

Hi  I have started PTC creo tutorial and after finishing first exercize I needed to donload 5 exercise model with the link in toturial but there is no file in the link ( I attched 2 image below) the file name is "Basic_tutorial.zip" anybody have idea how can I find this file or have it to send them to me pleas? Thanks