Unable to generate Program Numerical Control (NC) for the machine

[Syed_Agriauto]

we are using Creo Design Engineering Package. We are facing an issue, while saving file with some changes or even creating a new file, software program is not creating "Numerical Control" (NC) for machine. 

We are first time user and not familiar to this software. Kindly support us in this regard asap.

Regards 

[Catalina]

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[Syed_Agriauto]

Thanks. I have attached the steps that we are performing.

in the first step, design file is completed.

in 2nd step we open Manufacturing file to make NC DATA.

However manufacturing interface is not opening. as highlighted in 3rd step file.

due to this we are unable to generate NC data.

I hope this would clarify the problem faced by us.

regards. 

[MartinHanak]

Hi,

I guess you do not have access to manufacturing license. Check license info. See an example shown in following picture.

[KenFarley · Accepted solution]

If you want to use the manufacturing licenses (assuming you actually have any) you need to load them when you start Creo. You cannot add the license to an existing Creo session.

Creo will let a user create a manufacturing assembly, or open one that already exists, but if you don't have the license in session it does not show you any manufacturing features, or bring up the UI elements that apply to manufacturing files. This behavior is probably done so someone without a license can at least take a look and see if the file is what they are looking for, etc.