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I am trying to create an Home automation application on Thingworx. I want to create user for different apartments and houses and each should only view their respective data. Please help.

Hello User Community,   My name is Matt Huybrecht, and I work for PTC under the PTC University group.  Our team writes training materials for customers like yourselves to learn how to use PTC Software.   Our team is currently working on a new course that uses a different format and style, and we are interested in getting some feedback from you, the user community.   Level of commitment from you would be a 2 hour (or so) meeting where we can show you some of the new course and get your feedback on it.  Timing will be some time in the next couple of weeks.   Interested?  Reach out to me at mhuybrecht@ptc.com or PM me.   Thanks!   Matt

How can potential customers evaluate Creo if we cannot access the tutorials ?   They seem to be available on the paid side of things and not to the 30 day evaluators.   Am I missing something as far as the source for these tutorial files?   Regards all   JM  

Hi everyone,   I've been working on autorouting using CreoSchematics3.0 in order to create the logical information (xml file) and CreoParametric2.0 Thing is, I have seen tutorials like this one which explains how to parameter ports:  http://learningexchange.ptc.com/tutorial/2894/designating-connectors-with-entry-port-parameters   I just don't see the advantages of doing so... When I want to route wires, I create a coordonate system in CreoParametric with a name "entry_1" for example, which corresponds to the port name in CreoSchematics. Therefore the link is done, and the cabling application recognizes the port of such part and what it corresponds to, and the aurouting works (wires route) My questions is what is the usefulness of doing such work with the port parameters in CreoParametric, as described in the video from the link I gave.   I'd be thankful for some explanations Best regards Ambroise

Hi,   We want to evalulate stiffness in Torsional, Bending and Lateral direction. so please can we let us know any tutorial or userguide to find stiffeness.   - Sandeep

I am trying to create a milling tool from a solid model. It is a special shape that I want to make sure cuts correctly. The solid model has 1 feature - Revolve. When I am in a manufacturing file, these are the steps I am taking: click Tools Setup, File, New, Open Tool Library - By Reference... and I choose the solid model. But nothing happens. I remember in training we did this and the model came right up. I think the difference may be that the solid had named dimensions such as length, cutter dia. etc. Do I need to do this with my solid model for it to work? If so, how do I name those dimensions in my solid? Is there anything else I am missing? I have attached the cutting tool file just in case that helps.Thanks,Brandon

Hello all. Our company is moving from Creo 2 to 3. (I know, we are slow to adopt new things!) The last time we updated to Creo 2, we all went to a training course for two or three days if I recall. Quite honestly, the guy who taught the class, pretty much just read from the same binder of materials that we were all provided with anyway.  I'm looking for suggestions that others might have used to help us out. I've played with 3.0 a little bit, and I don't think there is a lot of new things. Any youtube videos that you would recommend? I'm wondering if PTC has the same type of "binder" of information available without having to pay for an actual instructor to come in? (I've contacted PTC, waiting for a call back).   Thanks in advance.   Sid

The tutorial zip example files which contains 3D models in Creo HELP, can't be downloaded because of website maintaince, anyone can help me send the files to me? Here are the tutorial zip example files website links: http://support.ptc.com/view?im_dbkey=164076 http://support.ptc.com/view?im_dbkey=172286 http://support.ptc.com/view?im_dbkey=168457 http://support.ptc.com/view?im_dbkey=172314 http://support.ptc.com/view?im_dbkey=172288 http://support.ptc.com/view?im_dbkey=164987 http://support.ptc.com/appserver/wcms/standards/fileothumbredirect.jsp?&im_dbkey=165872   and when i download this tutorial zip example file, it says i don't have permission, but this  tutorial zip example file is in Creo help files, i think anyone could download it. http://support.ptc.com/appserver/wcms/standards/fileothumbredirect.jsp?&im_dbkey=165872   If you can download these files and send them to me.

PTC University Precision LMS 9.2 was released on June 10th, 2017.   This release includes several important new features. See a demo of these features on Learning Connector.   What’s new in PTC University Precision LMS 9.2:   Simplified subscription license administration Subscription License Usage report Share standard eLearning licenses to your supply chain     If you have any questions or feedback about this release, please don’t hesitate to comment below or email PTC University Support.

Hello,I wanted to try the mechanism modul, for displaying some results from 1d_system simulation in Creo (Mechanism)I can for instance attach the displacement profil on a piston and observe then how my valve really works.Anyway now I wanted to add the motion of spring (compression) and I found this video:https://learningexchange.ptc.com/tutorial/2606/federn-und-d-mpfer-in-creo-mechanismUnfortunately I can found neither the spring icon nor the force etc....I have only the servo motor. gears, cams, belts, 3d contactWhere is this spring icon hidden?Thanks for any tippMaxime

With over 230 breakouts offered in a variety of learning styles, including cutting-edge use cases, interactive Q&As, small working groups, tech-powered panels, and product updates, LiveWorx offers a unique learning and networking opportunity. Sessions range from introductory to advanced skill levels and provide the knowledge you need to advance your career, lower business costs and risks, and outperform your competition.   PTC University contributes to this experience with dedicated training classes as well as networking opportunities with our best instructors. You will also find us in the PTC Customer Success booth in Xtropolis, where our training advisors will be able to demonstrate our latest educational offerings and learning tools.   Here's a quick overview to help you plan and maximize your conference experience:   Training classes While the majority of sessions are fully booked by now, we do have a couple of seats available for some of the classes on Monday

Premiere! PTC University instructors are available for private training sessions at LiveWorx this year. Squeeze a short, but intensive learning unit into your event schedule and take new knowledge home. We have some of our best subject matter experts assigned to staff this.   Available SMEs & topics Matt will answer your questions around these Creo Parametric topics: Flexible Modeling, Sketcher and MBD. Ed is your point person for Creo Parametric Advanced Assembly, Cabling & Piping Azhar will advise on Windchill Business and Administration topics Angela is the only woman in this team this year, but also stands out for her knowledge around Windchill Service & Parts Information and Windchill Administration Keith is our SME for Service & Parts Information Adam is our ThingWorx Modeling expert Saundy can guide you in regard to ThingWorx UI Development Roberto will assist with your ThingWorx Navigate questions Ben is a true pro when it comes to ThingWorx Solution archi

I know this may seem a bit off topic, but in all reality I think it's appropriate to this venue.I've been setting up a training lab for a couple of Creo users we are bringing onto our Admin team.I've setup two VM's using VirtualBox, using the Internal Network option so the machines can't see the host or external network. Both are Windows 7 machines.One machine has the same name and MAC address as our production license server and it has our production licenses installed on it.The other machine is client with a random MAC address, and has Creo 4 installed on it using the license from the first VM.All of this works as expected. I've run into a problem with the license server that I don't know how to solve.When I try to open the FLEXnet Admin Web Interface,I get these errors:I'm no Windows networking expert, and certainly don't know how to set this up in VirtualBox.Any help would be appreciated!

I've seen tutorials for creating cycloidal or epicycloidal using SolidWorks & Blender. Can anyone tell me where to find a tutorial or instructions on how to do this with CREO 2.0?

PTC University Precision LMS 8.5 was released November 12th 2016.   I am excited to announce that the new release of PTC University Precision LMS 8.5 is now live. Precision LMS 8.5 enables users with a customizable eLearning library license to create questions with attachments in standalone and embedded assessments. With this important new capability, you can: Create the equivalent of custom skill questions Add images to questions Add file downloads to questions Either upload images and files or link to externally hosted content For more information on enhanced questions, see: Demonstration (8 minutes) Also included in this release are the following enhancements: Your digital class guides are now prominently displayed on the My Learning page New option to hide answers in user-created standalone and embedded assessment for certification testing Questions now can have multiple lines of text     If you have any questions or feedback about this release, please don’t

Hello, We recently had some PTC in-house Creo training and discussed / demo'd this tool - XMA.  Very interesting.  We were able to review scans of all data created / modified in the last 100 days (downloaded from Windchill).   Interested in comparing notes on this w/anyone using / thinking of using.   thanks in advance

I just found out that my company has a license for NC Sheetmetal and I would like to utilize it for nesting flat patterns in an attempt to maximize material/minimize scrap. I wanted to see if anyone could point me to a tutorial or recommend a book that would help me get up to speed wit this module? I checked the PTC learning materials and it appears that there is no training for NC Sheetmetal (only the Sheetmetal design module).

Hello guys, I'm a totally new creo user. I'm getting started with it and I'm looking for the CAD files used in some tutorial and manuals I found. The problem is that the only files I get are for the 3.0 creo version while I still use the 2.0 one. Do anyone known where I can get those files for the 2.0 version? I'm looking for the files of the basic lessons. Any advice? Thank you a lot in advance.

We just installed Creo 2 M210 and it has Moduleworks. I ran a test and it stops at the tap cycle and I can't figure out why. Has anyone else ran into this? Also is there any help or training type stuff online somewhere? Thanks Bernie

  Hi,   I’m Sharan Hallur. We are exploring Creo Simulate thermal analysis & I have queries regarding travelling heat loads in the training material.  .1. In the heat load dialogue box {applying heat load to the weld}, please help me in understanding the time function 1:  exp(-1*(((s-time)/50)^2)),what is its significance & how you arrived to it!2. I tried to add multiple welds in the same weldment, but all welds are simultaneously starting. How to make the heat loads run one after the other?Really appreciate your help!ThanksSharan Hallur

I am about to start a new project which has to be done on Catia V5. Now having very little experience of Catia but as a long term user of Creo & Pro/E what sort of transition should I expect?Has anyone else has to do this for a project?  Would a training course be needed or would a few good youtube videos be enough to get started?Also is the admin / file system similar.Any sort of ideas or help would be greatly recieved

I am looking in to option to use creo simulate to conduct bolted joint analysis.I am not expert in creo simulate and I am looking for any tutorial and other help material related to Fasteners/ Bolted joint in creo simulate.

I am looking for information for CAD administrator training. My company runs Creo, Catia, & Autocad.  I have training in Creo (16 years), Catia (3 years) Autocad (3 years) & Solidworks (1-2 years).Any suggestions for training would be helpful.  Thank you in advance.

In attempting to create a variable connector group, I've run into a snag when it comes to naming the ports. The tutorial runs you through how to automatically name them numerically, but when I apply the help documentation to try and label the ports in an alphabetic manner instead, (which will make it easier given that the real life connectors are labelled alphabetically) I get stuck.In the tutorial, you set the name_format parameter to #, and then add a label to the port shape with the format set to <name>. This then populates a variable connector with port names 1, 2, 3, etc.In the help, it states:However, when I try to use this, I get something that looks like:This happens regardless of which of the versions I use (full, trunc, hex).I've tried varying the capitalization (Trunc vs trunc), varying the location of the # (#trunc vs #trunc# vs trunc#), but all that does is vary the location of the number.Can anybody help me out with a step I'm missing?Regards,Matt

Hi guys,          Am beginner with creo customization, am trying to create a simple 3D model say a Rect block. I am trying to create that, really I don't know how to start that. If any body had sample program, please give me or please give me any tutorial link. Thanks in advance.