What's New in Creo 10 Tips n' Techniques (West Coast)

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Check out this video on What's New in Creo 10 Tips and Techniques session  from PTC Application Engineers. Presenters: Jason Petersen (Solution Consulting, Principle) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consulting, Fellow).

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WEBCAST Q&A

Question from Kevin: We have seen that when we split surfaces, both surfaces appear to get a new ID.  This results in child feature and assembly failures.  Is/has this been addressed?

Answer:  Yes, this would change the IDs as the underlying geometry is different.  There are ways of addressing this but that is dependent on the use case.

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WEBCAST Q&A

Question from Phil:  I may have missed this but when you create STEP AP-242, did the semantic references transfer to the STEO file?

Answer:  Yes, they do transfer.