Creo Parametric Ideas

fferlito · ‎12-03-2020

If the imported part is symmetrical and the import error occurs on one side only, using the mirror can save a lot of time by deleting the wrong side and mirroring the correct one. Currently it is not possible to mirror surfaces inside the Import Data Doctor. To mirror a surface, you need to create a Mirror feature after the Import Feature and then use the Collapse tool to insert the new surfaces into the Import Feature. It would be better to perform this operation inside the IDD, without going in and out of the Import Feature.

fferlito · ‎12-03-2020

It would be very useful and save a lot of time to have the ability to use the Fill tool within the IDD environment as is the case with the Boundary Blend. Currently (Creo Parametric 7) to create a planar surface you need to create it after the Import Feature and then use the Collapse tool to insert it into the Import Feature.

NicolasBourgeoi1 · ‎04-08-2019

Curves exported from the drawing (drw) are segmented when saved-as STEP format. Curves are "correctly" exported to STEP format when saved-as from part (prt). Thank you for finding a way to correctly export non-segmented curves from drawings to STEP format.

xparacuellos1 · ‎07-14-2016

When we create a Drawnig with DXF, In a message box, we can set the colors of the curves If we import dxf in part, we do not have this dialog box to easily change the colors of curves. We must select the curves to change their properties (if there are a lot entity, it is not easy and very long) : Workarounds: Search Tool Workaround: Click the Search Tool icon Select 3D Curves as Look for and Look by Select All under History tab Click Find Now and Select the desired curves Close Search Tool Window RMB in the graphics area and select Properties Box Selection Workaround: Edit Definition of the Import Feature Click Import Data Doctor (IDD) icon Select Curves in the Smart Filter Drag a selection box around the desired curves RMB in the graphics area and select Properties Is it possible to have this dialog box when importing DXF, STEP ... ?

jwagh · ‎03-08-2017

We have the below config set: def_layer LAYER_QUILT 6_ALL_SURFS When importing a model, it automatically assigns all quilts/surfaces to that layer, whether the feature was solidified or not. When you enter the Import Data Doctor (IDD) and the layer is hidden, the components are gone from the graphic window, but even worse - they don't show in the IDD GTS Tree either. I go from seeing a solid to seeing nothing when doing the EDIT DEFINITION. We should at least see the feature and show that it is hidden.

Creo Parametric Ideas

Make possible to use the Mirror tool inside the Import Data Doctor

Add the Fill tool to the Import Data Doctor tab

Export non-segmented curves from drawings to STEP format

DXF import on PART

Don't hide components in the IDD GTS Tree when the components are on a hidden layer