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I will post here my first nice exercise with Creo Parametric. The shape idea is the one presented in this paper.
https://camo.ici.ro/journal/vol13/v13a7.pdf
In this paper there is a very nice image:
I have taken the liberty to re-create this figure with this output, though I have still some issues which I am trying to solve. My approach is doing it in an OOP fashion so I am using C++ wrapping things in classes. Here is a video of my process so far. Not bad but I seek perfection in my creations so its not quite there yet. For this specific work I am allowed to publish the code. So I will do it when its ready under an MIT license, meaning I will allow companies to use my code for free without restrictions. Yes this code they can use.
Here is a YouTube Link also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dauS2asHR8o&feature=youtu.be
Regards,
Dr. Alexander Agathos.
I am a bit satisfied with the output, it works but I want to discuss with you the dimensionality definition on the sketch .This will be pedagogical and a good reference for many new engineers on Pro/Toolkit, so for me also. It will be with an MIT license so that people in companies can participate or learn without closing the tab of their browser seeing a GNU license. By the mid of next week it will be presentable with comments etc. So wait for it.
So here is the first prototype of the code.
https://github.com/agalex1974/ProToolkitLExtrusion
It will get better as I will add some comments. MIT license so look without fear.