Hello All
Apologies if this has been asked before, after a search I couldn't find this particular question answered.
I've just moved to Creo after having used SolidWorks for a few years, after having used SolidEdge for a few years, having used AutoCAD before that for a while.
In each case I've spent the hours doing the freely provided tutorials and walk-through and taught myself to a pretty high level the functionality of the software, e.g. cable routing, handling large assemblies, associative modeling, basic FEA etc...
Now I've come onto Creo and been on the fundamentals and productivity tools courses, which covers the very basics of the software and gives me access to the e-learning materials for what I already have in print but all the learning materials for everything else are locked away unless you pay for them or go on the course. How are you supposed to teach yourself to a high standard? It seems PTC will sell you software but leave you to guess how to use it.
I've watched a load of video clips but they're just not the same as a worked example you can do yourself. Any ideas people?
Aidan
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