Importing a set of points from Creo to Mathcad

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@GS_8802941 wrote:

Hi all

 

I have created a set of Datum Points in Creo. In my case there are 28 points, from P0 to P27. Those points have been imported from a .pts file.

Originally, there were 28 points from an xls file, which i copy pasted in a .txt file, I renamed that file to .pts and imported as shown in the screenshot. 

So in Creo i got a single feature (Datum point id 66) that has all those datum points.

 

What I want to do now.

I want to link those points in mathcad. Ideally would be a matrix with 28 rows and 3 colums. The 3 columns should be x, y z.

Or 4 columns (the first would be the label column P0 etc..).

 

What I am doing at this moment.

I copy paste directly the coords from xls file to mathcad. Mathcad creates a table where i can label the columns and i can manipulate easily the data from that table to my calculations. Obviously there is not any input from Creo.

 

My question is.

Is any way to import the table with the coordinates of the 28 points from Creo to Mathcad as a table?

What I could do the 'hard way' is to check the name dimension for each coord (lets say d25 for x of point 4, d26 for y of point 4 and so on...) and build with those assignments a table that represents the coordinates.

Instead of doing this for all 3x28=84 dimensions, is any direct way to insert those dimensions from the creo model itself?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hello, @GS_8802941 

Yes, you can import the table with the coordinates of the 28 points from Creo to Mathcad as a table. In Creo, you can extract the coordinates of each point into separate dimensions (e.g., d25 for x of point 4, d26 for y of point 4), and then export those dimensions as a table. This table can be imported into Mathcad for further calculations.

If you want more details please tell me i give you more details.

Best regard,
FH_10699016

Article - "How to embed Mathcad or Mathcad Prime worksheet in Creo Parametric": https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS201396