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Hello,
In Creo 3, I could snap a datum feature symbol to a snap line in a drawing. How is this now done in Creo 5? I'm assuming much more simply. Thank you.
This is taken right from PTC Update to Creo 5.0 from 3.0 course:
GD&T datums, now called Datum Feature Symbols (DFS), are no longer created from, nor dependent on, Creo Datum features (planes, axes, points)
Datum Feature Symbols in Creo 5 are created by selecting one of the following:
GD&T datums, now called Datum Feature Symbols (DFS), are no longer created from, nor dependent on, Creo Datum features (planes, axes, points)
A snap line on a drawing does not fall into this category. It's simply a formatting/legibility/organizational feature on drawings. Just like a dimension comes from the model and a snap line comes from the drawing, a dimension can be aligned with a snap line on a drawing. Sounds like they goofed on this, which is fine as long as it's captured and fixed, so I'm capturing it.
Sorry I miss read your text. You are correct. In Creo 5.0.5.0, DFS do not snap to view snap lines.