Creo Parametric Tips

Jul 9, 2021

Let's continue the conversation from the webinar: We’re Moving on Up! Ensuring the Success of your next Creo Parametric This session introduced our newly launched Success Path for upgrading your version of Creo, reviewed the tools available to you to harness the expertise of our Customer Success team. If you missed the webcast you can watch the replay and add any questions you have here. Jake and other experts at PTC will help to get your questioned answered! Speaker: Watch the Replay Visit the Success Path Jake Koch, PTC Director, Customer Success Journey Lead CAD

Feb 25, 2021

The best advice for anyone that has trouble in Sketcher is to keep the sketch simple. Do not try and make a single sketch that encompasses the entire model shape with all cuts and rounded or chamfered edges. Rather, create multiple sketches that are simple, with fewer entities. Fewer entities are easier to control when you start making design changes. Take this muffler model, for example: The first solid geometry for this model started as this: Followed by this: Then this: Simple sketches of few entities were created, and the solid geometry started to take shape. The sketches should consist of small bites of geometry, not the whole shape at once. For more on Sketching and other topics, check out PTC University's Creo: Fundamentals and Productivity Tools!

Nov 19, 2020

With the wide-spread use of additive manufacturing, you now have more options than ever before for part and assembly design. That’s because without the restrictions of traditional manufacturing, more intricate structures can now be used to optimize weight, strength, and even heat distribution. (For an overall introduction, read our Beginner’s Guide to Lattice Structures in Additive Manufacturing.) In a recent presentation from PTC University, Matt Huybrecht discussed and demonstrated new features in Creo that support lattice structures for those who want to use them. However, before you start, a few questions came up that we thought you might find interesting: Can I do a structural analysis on stochastic lattices? YES! The DISPLAY of the geometry is that of simplified representation geometry, but the lattice geometry does contribute to mass properties calculations. Therefore, you can leverage it in structural analyses. How is the additive manufacturing functionality licensed in Creo Parametric and what are the differences? There are two licenses available: Creo Additive Manufacturing Extension (AMX) – An add-on extension that provides lattice structure creation and optimization and printer tray setup. It includes basic additive manufacturing capabilities, including: Out-of-the-box 3D printer support for Stratasys and 3D Systems printers. Model preparation (tessellation) Printer tray setup Global scaling Printability validation Model interrogation Calculations of build material Option to order 3D print Creo Additive Manufacturing Plus Extension – An add-on extension that provides 3D metal printer connectivity, printer management, and tools to automate support structure generation. For even more guidance from the PTC University team, check out the new LEARN classes now available online.

Nov 12, 2020

Hello everyone and welcome to blog post #6 in this multibody blog series. I got asked recently : How can I display a user-defined body parameter in the model tree? If you are interested in that as well, here is how you do it. Let’s walk through an example step-by-step. Step 1) Let’s assign a body parameter (and let’s call it for example “MY_BODY_PARAM”) Step 2) Open the Model Tree Columns display dialog Step 3) Select the Type: Body Params Step 4) You might notice that the list shows system parameters related to bodies (e.g. PTC_ASSIGNED_MATERIAL), but not the newly added user-defined parameter Step 5) Manually enter the user-defined-parameter (in our example “MY_BODY_PARAM”) into the Name field and click the double-arrow to move it into the displayed columns Step 6) Click “OK” and ensure model tree columns are displayed. Now you should be able to see your body parameters as part of the displayed model tree columns q.e.d. 🙂 I hope that helped. Back to Creo 7.0 Multibody Home: Start Here! Enjoy!....Martin

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We are bringing the Liveworx UX Lab to you this year! Contribute to the design and development of PTC’s CAD products from the comfort of your home. Participate in online 1:1 session with PTC Researchers and Designers to take our prototypes & conceptual designs for a spin, share your expertise to directly impact the experience of our future products. For all Liveworx 2020 UX Lab sessions, click here CAD/Creo session links: CREO: Cross Hatching in Drawings CREO: Generative Design CREO: Component Placement Enhancements CREO: ANSYS (Analysis System) Simulation CREO: Composite Design CREO: Additive Manufacturing CREO: Symbol Modernization Generative Design Futures ONSHAPE: CAD Workflows CREO: Software-as-a- Service (SaaS) CREO: Core User Experience CREO: User Experience Pain Points CREO ILLUSTRATE: Advanced Animation Timeline Editing CREO & WINDCHILL: Windchill Replace Assembly Action in Creo

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In some cases, you may not want Import Validation notifications when opening components in Creo Unite. For example, a model may have known issues, but you still want it in Creo for reference or for placements indicators. Many users asked us for a way to toggle those notifications off (and on) after a model had been opened or imported. With Creo 6 or later, now you can. With import validation notifications disabled, you don’t receive a report of failed validation in the Notification Center, or an indication of failed validation in the Model Tree. Here’s what you need to know to set your default to enable/disable these notifications: To Enable or Disable Validation for Individual Components If you want to disable or enable import validation notifications for individual components, right-click the component in the Model Tree and select Import Validation. Image: Enabling import validation notifications for a component from the Model Tree Note that when you select Enable Import Validation, it does not include import validation for models that have been imported or opened. And, it does not change the status for imported or opened models when they are modified. To Enable or Disable This Validation by Default If you want to enable/disable import validation notifications for all components, select or clear the Enable Import Validation checkbox in the Creo Parametric Options dialog box. Watch the Demo See a demonstration of these tips in the video below. Get More Tips in Your Inbox To receive more tips like this one right in your inbox, subscribe to our e-newsletter.

Mar 17, 2020

Hello, Is there a config setting that controls where versioned file backups are saved using a relative file path? Ideally, when I hit ctrl-S, a new file without a version number would be saved in the working directory, and the versioned file would be saved to ./archive. I'm always purging the versioned files to keep my working directory cleaned up, but then if I need them, they're already gone. If I could automatically keep them in an archive folder, that would help my workflow.

Feb 14, 2020

You probably know that Creo 6.0 became available recently. You can see an overview of what’s in the release here. Among the new capabilities, we’ve added homogenization for those simulating lattice structures. Arun Chavan from our development team offers this closer look at how homogenization works, why it matters, and the data behind the solution. What Is Homogenization? Homogenization is a process of extracting effective material properties from a heterogeneous material and then viewing it as a continuum on the macroscopic level with the extracted properties ascribed to it. Homogenization has many important and practical applications in material sciences, particularly where repeating lattice structures (and composites) are used. That’s because computations of models with many lattices often prove difficult, time-consuming, and error prone. With homogenization, you have an effective approach for describing the overall behaviour of large lattice structures, without the complexity. Improving Performance in Creo Say the number of cells in a structure exceeds 24,000. You may find it impractical to store or simulate full or simplified geometry models of that size in your system. These tasks simply require a too many computational resources. To facilitate the modelling of large lattice structures, Creo can now represent them as a continuous solid with material properties equivalent to those of the lattice structure.A solid with these effective material properties will have the same mass properties, stiffness, porosity, etc. as the original lattice structure. Image: Creo 6.0.0.0 uses homogenization methods to facilitate the modelling of large lattice structures by computing and providing Creo Simulate the equivalent homogenized material properties. 1. Lattice structure; 2. Homogenous Continuum; 3. Process of Homogenization What’s the Homogenization Procedure? Here’s more details about how it works: For a given lattice topology, we identify a unit cell. We apply Periodic Boundary Conditions on the unit cells and calculate overall effective material property. We then use these homogenized material properties for simulation. Lattice Structures Then and Now In earlier Creo releases, to analyze lattice structures, the software would either create a full geometry lattice or simplified lattice. These both led to computationally intensive procedures, especially when the lattice region was large or included densely packed cells. In Creo Parametric 6.0.0.0, the “homogenized” representation defines dense lattice structures without creating them in the model. An equivalent material property of the lattice region is extracted and used to get the equivalent mathematical model of material. In Creo Simulate, these equivalent homogenized material properties are then used to simulate the structure for linear static and modal response of a part. As a result, it takes less time to define a lattice, the model size is reduced, and simulation moves quicker. The Data: How Do the Results Compare? We compared Creo 6.0.0.0 results for three lattice structures and all of them compared very well with baseline. The homogenization results converge when compared with full lattice geometry models. As you can see in the table below, the error declines with an increase in the number of lattices in a given volume.

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Welcome to Creo Tips and Techniques Series Main Presenters: Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) Below you will find all the related webcast recordings and recommended additional learning resources. Webcast Title Description Learn Online Classes/Resources 1 Learn Online Classes/Resources 2 Creo Multi-Body Design Creo Multi-Body Design Creo: Multibody Design Class Info Creo and Augmented Reality Creo and Augmented Reality Augmented Reality Class Info Creo: Generative Design Automated geometry creation using design criteria Creo: Generative Design Class Info Creo Generative Design Tutorials Creo: Simulation Live Real time simulation during design Creo Simulation Live Class Info Creo Simulation Live Tutorials Creo: Flexible Modeling Direct modeling features to edit imported data Creo: Flexible Modeling Class Info Creo Flexible Modeling Tutorials Ansys Simulation Ansys Simulation Ansys Simulation Class Info Harness Design Used with cabling to create harness mfg drawings Cable Routing & Harness Class Info Cable Routing & Harness Class Info Manufacturing Automation Tools for mfg efficiencies Mfg Training Class Info Additive Manufacturing Design for 3D printing Additive Manufacturing Class Info Advanced Assembly Advanced techniques for assemblies Creo Advanced Assembly Class Info Behavioral Modeling Automated design intent Behavioral Modeling Class Info Surfacing Tips & Techniques Core Surfacing-ISDX-Freestyle Surfacing Class Info ISDX Class Info Creo Mechanism Dynamics Creo Motion analysis Creo: Assembling with Kinematics Connections Class Info Creo: Mechanism Design & Analysis Class Info Mathcad Express Mathcad Express Mathcad Tutorials Design Exploration & Intelligent Fastener (IFX) Explore multiple design concepts; automatic assembly of fasteners Design Exploration Tutorials Intelligent Fastener Tutorials Tool Design/Mold Analysis Mold design and flow analysis Mold Design Tutorials High Speed Machining High Speed Machining Axis High Speed Milling Info Prismatic & Multi-Surface Milling Standard mfg in Creo Creo: Introduction to Milling Class Info Creo: Introduction to Turning - COMING SOON Creo Unite & Import Data Doctor MultiCAD design collaboration Creo Unite Technology Tutorials Plastic Part Design Plastic Part Design Plastic Part Design Overview Large Assembly Management Top Down design Creo: Using Assembly Skeletons for Top-Down Design Class Info Creo Sheetmetal Design Creo Sheetmetal Design Creo Sheetmetal Class Info Creo Sheetmetal Tutorials Reverse Engineering Use scan data to create new part designs Advanced Modeling Techniques Techniques for Sketcher, Selection, Sweeps, Deformation, Blends Creo Simulate Advanced Creo based Advanced Simulation Creo Simulate Advanced Tutorials Creo Render Studio Photo render your models Creo Render Studio Tutorials Creo Model Based Definition 3D drawings (model centric designs) Creating Annotations using MBD Modifying & Publishing Annotations using MBD Creo Automation Creo based automation tools: Macros, Programming, Options Modeler Creo Automation Tutorials Creo Manikin Ergonomic studies with manikins Creo Manikin Tutorials Creo Schematics Routed Systems design for all types of schematics Creo Schematics Class Info Creo Schematics Tutorials Creo View Interference Lightweight view of CAD designs Creo View Tutorials Creo Clearance & Creepage Analysis Clearance and Creepage analysis for electrical designs What's New in Creo 8 & 9 What's New in Creo 8 & 9 What's New in Creo 8 & 9 Tutorials What's New in Creo 8 & 9 Blog ECAD/MCAD Collaboration MCAD designer and ECAD designer collaboration Data Exchange Tutorials PTC University PTC Creo training Advanced Framework Extension Design of steel structures Advanced Framework Extension Tutorials Advanced Framework Ext Tutorial Creo Flow Analysis Simerics based CFD Creo Flow Analysis Tutorials Creo Ansys Simulation Full Ansys based solution embedded in Creo Creo Ansys Simulation Class Info Creo Ansys Simulation Tutorials What's new in Creo 9 What's new in Creo 9 What's New in Creo 9 Piping Design 3D routing of piping design Piping Design Tutorial Get Started with Creo Parametric Piping Creo Layout & 2D Sketching Axis concentric design layout in 2D Creo Layout & 2D Sketching Progressive Die Design Design of sheetmetal stamped parts About Progressive Die Design Virtual Interconnect Libraries for schematic design Virtual Interconnect Design Automation for Creo Partner automation tools CadActive Creo Automation with Smart Assembly Partner automation tools SIGMAXIM DFMPro Design for mfg (Partner) HCL DFMPro Creo Option Modeler Design optionality in Creo Assemblies Creo Options Modeler What's New in Creo 10 What's New in Creo 10 What's New in Creo 10 Tutorials Creo Ansys Simulation Full Ansys based solution embedded in Creo Creo Ansys Simulation Tutorials Creo Composites Creo Composites Creo Composite Tutorials Creo: Things You Might Know But Probably Don't Creo: Things You Might Know But Probably Don;t Creo Tutorials Multi-Axis Milling with Creo NC Multi-Axis Milling with Creo NC Intro to Milling Creo Additive Manufacturing Creo Additive Manufacturing Intro to Additive Manufacturing Creo Patterns Creo Patterns Creo Patterns Tutorials Sketcher Sketcher Sketcher Tutorials Turning Turning Creo 11 Creo 11 Resolving Geometry Issues Resolving Geometry Issues in Creo Parametric Creo: Part Design Intent and Reference Management Training Session: Creo: Assembly Design Intent and Reference Management Product Insights Product Insights Solid Model Tools in Creo NC Solid Model Tools in Creo NC Rapid New Product Development Using Generative, Additive and Simulation Rapid New Product Development Using Generative, Additive and Simulation Creo Class A Surfacing NEW SCHOOL Creo Surfacing with Bart Brejcha from Design Engine Creating Surface Features 1 Creating Surface Features 2 Advanced Surface Modeling Conceptual Design Using Subdivision Modeling Next Generation Model Based Definition Using Creo + Windchill Mark Nielsen (Principal of Tech Azul) What is MBD? Training Session: Creo Creating Annotations Using Model Based Definitions Training Session: Creo: Modifying and Publishing Annotations Using Model-Based Definition Things I Love About Creo - Featuring Michael Bourque General Tips on Numerous Topics to enhance your Creo experience Creo Tutorials Simplifying Models for Downstream Use How To make Assembly Models more usable by people inside and outside of your organization by removing unnecessary small parts, internals components, or even sensitive data. Learn Online Classes / Resources 1 Managing Large Assemblies LEARN Class Learn Online Classes / Resources 2 Shrinkwrap Tutorials Simplified Rep Tutorials Creo Flow Analysis-What's Existing, What's New, Industry Specific Examples (Creo Flow Analysis - What's Existing, What's New, Industry Specific Examples) Creo Harness Manufacturing Extension Tips n' Techn... - PTC Community Creo Harness Manufacturing Extension from PTC & Virtual Interconnect. Tom Quaglia (Solution Consultant, Fellow), Kieran Gilhooley (Software Development Manager, Virtual Interconnect), Scott Ferguson (Project Development Manager, Virtual Interconnect) Routed Systems Brochure with HMX Info Creo: Creating Harnesses and Routing Cables 2 Note: Explore the Harness Manufacturing Extension (HMX topic is towards the end of this 3 hour class) ModelCheck And Performance Advisor Tips and Tricks Irena Roggeveen Creo Product Manager Adam Manfredonia Creo Solutions Creo Tips & Techniques (Simulation Updates) PTC Creo Tips & Techniques (Simulation Updates in Creo 11, 12, 13) with Todd Kraft Creo Parametric Wire Harness Design Creo 12 Cable Harness Design T&T with Adam Manfredonia PTC (Principal Applications Engineer Southern) California You may also find similar content in our East Coast Webcast Series series.

Jul 19, 2021

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Welcome to Creo Tips & Techniques Webcast Series (East Coast) Main Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist, Fellow) Below you will find all the related webcast recordings and recommended additional learning resources. Webcast Title Description Learn Online Classes/Resources 1 Learn Online Classes/Resources 2 Creo Multi-Body Design Creo Multi- Body Design Creo Multi-Body Class Info Creo Simulation Live Real time simulation during design Creo Simulation Live Class Info Creo Simulation Live Tutorials Creo Generative Design Automated geometry creation using design criteria Creo: Generative Design Class Info Creo Generative Design Tutorials Creo Flexible Modeling Direct modeling feature to edit imported data Creo: Flexible Modeling Class Info Creo Flexible Modeling Tutorials Creo Advanced Assembly Advance techniques for assemblies Creo Advanced Assembly Class Info Creo Behavioral Modeling Automate design intent Creo Behavioral Modeling Class Info Creo Additive Manufacturing Design for 3D printing Additive Manufacturing Class Info Creo Tolerance & GD&T Creo tolerance & GD&T Creo EZ Tolerance Analysis Tutorials Creo GD&T Advisor Tutorials Creo Surfacing Creo Surfacing-ISDX Surfacing Class Info ISDX Class Info Creo Surfacing continued Creo Surfacing-Freestyle Freestyle Class Info Creo Cabling/HMX Creo Cabling/HMX Creating Harnesses & Routing Cables 1 Creating Harnesses & Routing Cables 2 Creo Mechanism Dynamics Creo Mechanism Dynamics Creo: Assembling with Kinematics Connections Class Info Creo: Mechanism Design and Analysis Class Info Mathcad Express Mathcad Express Mathcad Tutorials Design Exploration & Intelligent Fastener (IFX) Explore multiple design concepts for automatic assembly of fasteners Design Exploration Tutorials Intelligent Fastener Tutorials Tool Design EXT with Mold Analysis Mold design and flow analysis Mold Design Tutorials Prismatic & Multi-Surfaces Prismatic & Multi-Surfaces Creo: Introduction to Milling Class Info Creo: Introduction to Turning - COMING SOON Creo Unite and Import Data Doctor MultiCAD design collaboration Creo Import Data Doctor Class Info Creo Unite Technology Tutorials Plastic Part Design Plastic Part Design Plastic Part Design Large Assembly Management Top Down design Creo: Using Assembly Skeletons for Top-Down Design Class Info Creo Sheetmetal Design Creo Sheetmetal Design Creo Sheetmetal Class Info Creo Sheetmetal Tutorials Reverse Engineering Use scan data to create new part designs Advanced Modeling Techniques Techniques for Sketcher, Selection Sweeps, Deformation, Blends Creo Simulate Advanced Creo based advanced simulation Creo Simulate Advanced Tutorials Creo Render Studio Photo render your models Creo Render Studio Tutorials Creo Parametric Design for Model-Based Definition 3D drawings (model centric designs) Creating Annotations using MBD Modifying & Publishing Annotations using MBD Creo Automation Creo based automation tools: Macros, Programming, Options Modeler Creo Automation Tutorial Creo Data Migration Creo Data Migration Creo Manikin Ergonomic studies with manikins Creo Manikin Tutorials Creo Schematics Routed Systems design for all types of schematics Creo Schematics Class Info Creo Schematics Tutorials Creo View Overview/Interference Lightweight view of CAD designs Creo View Tutorials Creo Clearance & Creepage Analysis Clearance and Creepage analysis for electrical designs Creo Clearance & Creepage Learning Link What's New in Creo 8 & 9 What's New in Creo 8 & 9 What's New in Creo 8 & 9 Tutorials What's New in Creo 8 & 9 Blog ECAD/MCAD Collaboration MCAD designer and ECAD designer collaboration Data Exchange Tutorials PTC University PTC Creo training Advanced Framework Extension Design of steel structures Advanced Framework Extension Tutorials Advanced Framework Ext Tutorial Creo Flow Analysis Creo Flow Analysis Creo Flow Analysis Tutorials Creo Ansys Simulation Full Ansys based solution embedded in Creo Creo Ansys Simulation Class Info Creo Ansys Simulation Tutorials What's New in Creo 9 What's New in Creo 9 What's New in Creo 9 Creo Piping Design 3D routing of piping design Piping Design Tutorial Get Started with Creo Parametric Piping Creo Layout & 2D Sketching Axis concentric design layout in 2D Creo Layout & 2D Sketching Creo Progressive Die Design Design of sheetmetal stamped parts PDX Help Documentation PDX Home Page on B&W's Site Virtual Interconnect Libraries for schematic design Virtual Interconnect Design Automation for Creo Partner automation tool CadActive Creo Automation with Smart Assembly Partner automation tool SIGMAXIM DFMPro Design for Manufacturing (Partner) HCL DFMPro Creo Options Modeler Design optionality in Creo assemblies Creo Options Modeler Tutorial What's New in Creo 10 Whats New in Creo 10 What's New in Creo 10 Tutorials Creo Ansys Simulation Creo Ansys Simulation Creo Ansys Simulation Tutorials Creo Composites Creo Composites Creo Composites Tutorials Creo: Things You Might Know But Probably Don't Creo Things you Might Know But Probably Don't Creo Tutorials Multi-Axis Milling with Creo NC Multi-Axis Milling with Creo NC Creo Multi-Axis Milling Tutorials Additive Manufacturing Additive Manufacturing Intro to Additive Manufacturing Creo Patterns Creo Patterns Creo Patterns Tutorials Sketcher Sketcher Sketcher Tutorials Turning Turning Creo 11 Creo 11 Resolving Geometry Issues Resolving Geometry Issues Creo: Part Design Intent and Reference Management Creo: Assembly Design Intent and Reference Management Product Insights Product Insights Solid Model Tools in Creo NC Solid Model Tools in Creo NC Rapid New Product Development using Generative, Additive, and Simulation Rapid New Product Development using Generative, Additive, and Simulation Creo Class A Surfacing NEW SCHOOL Creo Surfacing with Bart Brejcha from Design Engine Creating Surface Features 1 Creating Surface Features 2 Advanced Surface Modeling Conceptual Design Using Subdivision Modeling Next Generation Model Based Definition Using Creo + Windchill Mark Nielsen (Principal of Tech Azul) What is MBD? Training Session: Creo Creating Annotations Using Model Based Definitions Training Session: Creo: Modifying and Publishing Annotations Using Model-Based Definition Things I Love About Creo - Featuring Michael Bourque General Tips on Numerous Topics to enhance your Creo experience Creo Tutorials Simplify Models for Downstream Use How To make Assembly Models more usable by people inside and outside of your organization by removing unnecessary small parts, internals components, or even sensitive data Learn Online Classes / Resources 1 Managing Large Assemblies LEARN Class Learn Online Classes / Resources 2 Shrinkwrap TutorialsSimplified Rep Tutorials Creo Flow for Multiple Industries (Creo Flow Analysis - What's Existing, What's New, Industry Specific Examples) Creo Harness Manufacturing Extension Tips n' Techn... - PTC Community Creo Harness Manufacturing Extension from PTC & Virtual Interconnect. Tom Quaglia (Solution Consultant, Fellow), Kieran Gilhooley (Software Development Manager, Virtual Interconnect), Scott Ferguson (Project Development Manager, Virtual Interconnect) . Routed Systems Brochure with HMX Info Creo: Creating Harnesses and Routing Cables 2 Note: Explore the Harness Manufacturing Extension (HMX topic is towards the end of this 3 hour class) ModelCheck And Performance Advisor Tips And Tricks Irena Roggeveen Creo Product Manager Adam Manfredonia Creo Solutions Consultant PTC Creo Tips & Techniques (Simulation Updates in Creo 11, 12, 13) with Todd Kraft PTC Creo Tips & Techniques (Simulation Updates in Creo 11, 12, 13) with Todd Kraft Creo Parametric Wire Harness Design Creo 12 Cable Harness Design T&T with Adam Manfredonia PTC (Principal Applications Engineer Southern) California You may also find similar content in our West Coast Webcast Series.

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