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DenisJaunin15-Moonstone
15-Moonstone
March 2, 2015

Hello, Jim

Thank you for this information.

Best Regards.

Denis.

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    24-Ruby III
    VladimirN24-Ruby III
    24-Ruby III
    March 3, 2015

    Thank you.

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    JimBarrettSmith5-Regular MemberAuthor
    5-Regular Member
    March 3, 2015

    Steven

    I have gone through the tutorial twice and the instructions are correct. And this is the state of the process guide after completing this step

    I hope that helps

    Jim

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    mfischer18-Opal
    18-Opal
    March 4, 2015

    Hi Steve,

    You are correct, this tutorial is for Creo Simulate Lite.

    Any user with a Creo Parametric license can install Creo Simulate from the the install DVD. If you do not have a license of Creo Simulate, you are still able to run Creo Simulate Lite. When entering Creo Simulate (Application > Simulate) they will immediately be presented with the process guide. The process guide will take you through the process of assigning material, constraint, loads and running the analysis. These are the steps captured in the tutorial.

    Note: Creo Simulate Lite will only run within Creo Parametric. It can not be run standalone. You will also find that Creo Simulate lite can only run on models with less than 200 surfaces. The objective is to give you a sampling of how easy Simulate is to use and the value of the result given.

    Thanks,

    Mark Fischer

    Product Manager, Creo Simulate

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    JimBarrettSmith5-Regular MemberAuthor
    5-Regular Member
    March 5, 2015

    Steve

    Thank you for the valuable feedback.

    Based on your feedback I have asked the documentation team to clarify the tutorial is for PTC Creo Simulate Lite. PTC will roll out the changes in an upcoming maintenance build.

    Out of interest, what is your background with respect to PTC Creo Simulate. Are you:

    • A new user who owns the full version of PTC Creo Simulate and until now has never used the software
    • An existing user of PTC Creo Simulate who was investigating the tutorial to try and learn something new
    • An expert user of PTC Creo Simulate and was investigating the tutorial out of interest
    • Something else

    Again thank you for your feedback and apologies for the confusion

    Jim

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