I had a model built years ago, and went to modify it in Creo.....and the trajectory completely failed, for no reason. Segments were just missing. Really weird. It was a trajectory created by the intersection of 2 surfaces. I changed the model to absolute accuracy and cranked that up, but nada. Then, I simply recreated the curve in Creo and it worked.
Be aware then that certain models may have built in timebombs like this in them. Thankfully this was actually a simple model, not one with hundreds or thousands of features (like I've dealt with before). I'm going to do a test later to see if the same model works just fine in WF4. I'm sure it will, but I'm goint to try just to rule that out. If it does work fine, and I have no reason to believe it won't, it'll be yet another reason for me to stay on WF4.
I probably posted this once before, but I've read several places that your start models should be completely created from scratch every major revision (i.e. to WF, and now to Creo), otherwise these timebombs can exist in all your models built from an old start part used in a new release.
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