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Windchill basic training resources

ptc-4903337
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Windchill basic training resources

Dear PTC community, I have a question about the training resouces that are available to students. I am on an FRC team and I am supposed to use PTC Windchill for eligibility to a grant that my team applied for. My mentor has already started the project, and I can access it from my PTC account.

Lewis Hicks

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FRC Team 1432

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12-Amethyst
12-Amethyst
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Lewis, it would be more exciting to hear that you "wanted" to learn more about Windchill to understand how it could give your team a competetive advantage vs. just meeting your eligibility requirements. I know, I know. Just kidding. We're all overbooked and busy these days. To get started, you've got a couple of choices at this point.

If you have questions along the way, you can post them here any time.

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12-Amethyst
12-Amethyst
(To:ptc-4903337)

Lewis, it would be more exciting to hear that you "wanted" to learn more about Windchill to understand how it could give your team a competetive advantage vs. just meeting your eligibility requirements. I know, I know. Just kidding. We're all overbooked and busy these days. To get started, you've got a couple of choices at this point.

If you have questions along the way, you can post them here any time.

I do think it will provide an advantage, and I am willing to learn it, but I am very busy. It takes a lot of work to do all of the programming, wiring, team management, and project management, alongside regular mechanical work. Thanks for providing resources to start with, I think they will be helpful.

JoshH
12-Amethyst
(To:ptc-4903337)

Hey Lewis,

I've mentored teams using Windchill for several years now. My advice...keep it simple. Only use one folder for all your files. Start with checking in one part at a time. Maybe work on uploading the kit of parts first.

Ask questions here on the forum. Scott's a great help for teams and I do my best to lend a hand.

Good luck!

Josh

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