How to create material library file in CREO?
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How to create material library file in CREO?
Hi,
In our material library we have very few materials only.
Now i have to add more material files in creo material library.
Please suggest for creating material library files.
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uday
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They are simple text files.
Rename an existing one and edit it for your own names and parameters.
There is also an icon to create a new one from within Creo, but it is very generic.
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They are simple text files.
Rename an existing one and edit it for your own names and parameters.
There is also an icon to create a new one from within Creo, but it is very generic.
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Hello
You have that which is compatible with Creo.
Kind regards.
Denis
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Create a new material file with dummy data and then edit it in a simple text editor. See what each set of lines says and does and then add the properties for your materials.
Here is the start part default file we use.
ND_RelParSet_K01 = {
Name = START_MATERIAL
PARAMETERS =
{
Name = PTC_MATERIAL_DESCRIPTION
Type = String
Default = 'PDM Number, Description 1
Description 2
Description 3'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = TEMPERATURE
Type = Real
Default = 0.000000e+00 F
Access = Full
},
{
Name = PTC_INITIAL_BEND_Y_FACTOR
Type = Real
Default = 5.000000e-01
Access = Full
},
{
Name = PTC_BEND_TABLE
Type = String
Default = ''
Access = Full
},
{
Name = PTC_MATERIAL_TYPE
Type = Integer
Default = 9
Access = Locked
},
{
Name = PTC_FAILURE_CRITERION_TYPE
Type = String
Default = 'NONE'
Access = Locked
},
{
Name = PTC_FATIGUE_TYPE
Type = String
Default = 'NONE'
Access = Locked
},
{
Name = PTC_MASS_DENSITY
Type = Real
Default = 9.900000e+01 lbm/in^3
Access = Full
},
{
Name = PDM_NUMBER
Type = String
Default = 'PROE_SETUP'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = PDM_NAME
Type = String
Default = 'Start Material Name'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = DESCRIPTION1_U
Type = String
Default = 'PDM Number, Description 1'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = DESCRIPTION2_U
Type = String
Default = 'Start Material Description 2'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = DESCRIPTION3_U
Type = String
Default = 'Start Material Description 2'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = DATA_SOURCE
Type = String
Default = 'Source for material properties'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = VERSION
Type = String
Default = 'Version of material file'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = CATEGORY
Type = String
Default = 'Material category type'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = COMMENT1
Type = String
Default = 'Material used for setup of start parts.'
Access = Full
},
{
Name = COMMENT2
Type = String
Default = 'Any other comments about material.'
Access = Full
}
}
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Hi
Thanks ben. It is useful for us.
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Hello Ben,
I have created the new material files in our library. And to bring the assigned material in to the parameter,
I have used
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Assign a material, paste in the relation, delete the material. You will still get the error message and a error in the context dialog box that says "WARNING: Some constraint relations are no longer satisfied in YourPART." but it will allow you to save the start part and perform regeneration.
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Hi Christopher,
What you are suggested here is the exact solution of my problem.
Thanks.
