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Creo Parametric Tips

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The Flexible Substitute feature enables replace a selected surface with another and remove or recreate existing rounds automatically.
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Quick video tutorial - How to use Collapse feature    
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With Creo Additive Manufacturing Extension you can now add lattice based on the Delaunay algorithm and more. In this tutorial, you can learn How to apply new lattice functionality to the model and How to prepare 3D model with the logic of Multibody Design.
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With Flexible Modeling Edit Round feature you can easily provide fast editing and removal of round geometry. This video tutorial includes some examples of editing the radius value or removing the selected round geometry from the part.
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Offset and Helical Sweep - Unconventional modeling
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The Flexible Modeling Mirror feature enables you to mirror geometry about a reference plane. Note: Surfaces are automatically extended and rounds are recreated at the intersecting edges if they exist.
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Check out this video on Creo Ansys Simulation from PTC Application Engineers  Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consulting, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consulting, Fellow).   Creo Ansys Simulation Learning   
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In this video tutorial, you will learn how to use 3D contact for "planned fall down":
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Well-known community member, Stephen, tells us he has two interests: Creo - and saltwater fishing with his wife in the bays along the Texas coast for red drum, black drum, flounder, and sea trout. Below, a good day with a 30-pound black drum he released. Stephen is Texas born and raised, spending most childhood summers on his grandfather’s hard-working farm.  He’s been involved in Pro/Engineer-Creo community since the mid to late 90’s, well before PTC had an integrated community.   He says:  “I enjoy helping other users learn how to use Creo but mostly I like learning things about the software I didn’t know. There is likely not a week that goes by that I don’t learn something on the Community that I can put to use.  I absolutely know that without the community, I wouldn’t be as good of a Creo user.”  We couldn’t have said it better ourselves!   Right now, Stephen makes parts/assemblies and drawings although he said that he used to do a lot with Creo’s routed systems and sheet metal capabilities. He and his team directly support manufacturing and customer integration for everything his employer builds. He kindly shared with us a photo of a project on which he works.    Here’s how he describes the photo below:  "The yellow part is a Subsea Blowout Preventor that is shipping out from our manufacturing facility here in Houston. This is ½ of the product we manufacture here in Houston. This part is about 750,000 pounds of steel. The other ½ is another 500,000 pounds and is not pictured. It ships separately but are used together for offshore drilling as passive safety devices.   It took 3 days for this trailer to get from our manufacturing facility to our port facility near Baytown TX (about 50 miles)." Thanks to Stephen for his contributions to the Community.  Better together is what it's about. 
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Some Creo modules or applications such as NC or mold design modules do not yet fully support multibody models (as of Creo 7.0/8.0).   Watch the below video to understand what you can do in these cases and how you can get to the required reference models for these downstream applications.   Thanks for reading and many thanks to my colleague Beat Fretz who provided this example model (view in My Videos) to me.  I hope it was informative. If you liked it, give it a Kudo.   Back to Creo 7.0 & 8.0+ Multibody Home: Start Here!   Enjoy!....Martin
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How to use sin function in a Sweep feature and How to manage shape by parameters and ProProgram  
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Understanding of model intent
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Do you work in the engineering department responsible for product design?   We know that designers and engineers must address issues around cost, compliance, and product redesigns. In many cases, this requires pulling data from different systems. We have created a solution vision that we want your feedback on. Through this approach, we would collect data automatically and deliver it via Windchill (PLM) to help you make data-driven design decisions and speed up the process of collecting and analyzing this data.   The call will be hosted remotely using MS Teams or Zoom, and last approximately 45 - 60 minutes. You will be rewarded with a $50 honorarium in the form of an e-gift card.   Interested?  Register here:  https://www.userinterviews.com/projects/6g1pRnFf_A/apply
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Applicable Release: Creo Parametric 1.0 to 8.0   Description: In this video, we will be configuring Creo Parametric ModelCHECK to add missing relations to Parts and Assemblies. Configuration works for both Parts and Assemblies.
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In this video, we will learn to use Modelcheck to add parameter by check item PARAMCHECK
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I am using Creo Parametric 7.0 7.0.2.0 Looking for best practices on using Creo Wrapper files with Solidworks parts
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How to define custom CSYS for the imported model or how to set custom position:
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The Flexible Modeling Offset feature provides the ability to offset geometry, extend the resulting surfaces to attach them to the surrounding geometry and recreate the existing rounds if needed.  
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In this tutorial, you can learn How to place UDF Ladder members on the pillars on 3D model of the roller coaster - El Toro Six Flags.  
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Freestyle feature with Mirror dependent and independent modification in a few simple steps.  
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