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8-Gravel
March 16, 2023
Question

Model created in Creo 3 fails on regeneration in Creo 6

  • March 16, 2023
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The similar question was in article CS227984, but there is no answer.

See video:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19DslfMO13wwg_oEGFs01VKbD_yPcI6hL/view?usp=share_link 

When loading the same version of part in Creo3 and Creo 6, regeneration occurs differently.
In Creo 3 have not failed elements when regenerating.
In Creo 6, some features fail even though the model version is the same.
File config.pro the same.

Question: on what settings depends the result of regeneration in this case?

 

 

 

 

 

1 reply

tbraxton
22-Sapphire II
22-Sapphire II
March 16, 2023

It is difficult to diagnose based on the video alone. It appears that it is round features that are failing, and I have observed similar behavior in some cases. My solution has been to manually resolve the failures in the model because it is expedient. Does this model use absolute or relative accuracy?

 

You would need to investigate why the features are failing to find the root cause. I am not aware of a configuration option that suspected of altering the regeneration but to test that you should just use the same config.pro loaded in both versions of Creo and see if it still fails.

8-Gravel
March 16, 2023

This part have relative accuracy. I tried to load the same config.pro to Creo 6 (from creo 3) - result the same. Of course there is no other way but to edit the tree manually. This is not the first time when it happened, and espesially with the "forming/mold" parts. It's very sad when you save a correct model (in Creo 3) and than in Creo 6 you see that you need correcrt half of tree. ðŸ™„

23-Emerald III
March 16, 2023

Are you under a PTC support maintenance agreement? If you are, you should try on a more recent version of creo (since creo 6 is no longer supported) and if it exhibits the same problem, submit a tech support ticket. Most likely you would have to submit the files to PTC. Hopefully they could tell you what the problem is and with a little luck how to resolve it easiest.