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September 27, 2024
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flexibility not visible when dragging components

  • September 27, 2024
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In Creo, flexible components such as springs, mounted in an assembly, do not graphically show their flexibility when dragging. How to solve this behavior? What can I do? And without using the mechanism! In short, I would like to see the spring that stretches and compresses when I drag the purple component without having to regenerate at the end of the drag. thanks in advance to anyone who can help me

starting position

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after dragging the purple component

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after regenerated

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Best answer by kdirth

 Creo cannot flex components as you drag them.  A regeneration is required to take the measurement and update the the flexed model.

If creo was constantly regenerating to keep up with the drag, performance would be greatly impacted.

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September 27, 2024

 Creo cannot flex components as you drag them.  A regeneration is required to take the measurement and update the the flexed model.

If creo was constantly regenerating to keep up with the drag, performance would be greatly impacted.

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    Catalina
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    October 2, 2024

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