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Hey folks,
I’m running into an issue with Flexible Modeling in Creo, and could really use your help.
Here’s the situation:
I have a plunger part model originally created in SolidWorks. When I import it into Creo, as expected, the feature tree from SolidWorks doesn’t come through — it simply shows up as an “imported geometry id.” That means I can’t directly edit the original features. So, my only practical option here is to use Flexible Modeling to make the necessary adjustments.
Now, here’s the problem:
When I try to drag or offset the highlighted cylindrical feature (the main body of the plunger), it’s only extending along the conical surface. What I actually need is for the entire front body of the model to extend together with the cylindrical feature — essentially, I want the whole front section to shift forward as the cylinder grows.
I’ve attached screenshots and the Creo part file (.prt) for reference. Unfortunately, I couldn’t upload the original .sldprt file, so I’ve recreated the part in Creo.
This is a bit urgent, so any guidance on how to tackle this — whether it’s a different Flexible Modeling approach, or some workaround — would be massively appreciated.
Part Link: plungerpoc.prt
Many thanks in advance for your support.
Ciao,
Srikar
Solved! Go to Solution.
You will have to select everything that you want to move. (window select is available)
You will have to select everything that you want to move. (window select is available)
Select the surface and use Modify Analytic.
You may be better off using a standard draft feature.
I tried using that option but I`m not totally unclear on what surfaces to select while using that option.