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Cutout in creo 2.0

vora5678
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Cutout in creo 2.0

What is the setting for cutout operations in assembly
And how to do it ?
This type of error are occure
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@vora5678 wrote:
And this operation is not shown in model tree history...

It should be, in the part.

 

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Check your model tree settings. Are features turned off in assy mode?

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Doug Schaefer | Experienced Mechanical Design Engineer
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The error message provides a clue which is easy to understand once you know the lingo -- the part you are trying "cut out" is packaged - that is, it is not fully constrained.  In your model tree, you'll probably see a small rectangle drawn next to the part icon.  Apply additional constraints until the icon disappears and then try the cut-out process again...

vora5678
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(To:pausob)

And this operation is not shown in model tree history...


@vora5678 wrote:
And this operation is not shown in model tree history...

It should be, in the part.

 

Capture.JPG

 

 

Check your model tree settings. Are features turned off in assy mode?

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Doug Schaefer | Experienced Mechanical Design Engineer
LinkedIn
vora5678
4-Participant
(To:dgschaefer)

Im not sure for feature are disabled in assembly is that any perticular settings?

Check your model tree settings, I think they are turned off in assy mode by default.

 

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Doug Schaefer | Experienced Mechanical Design Engineer
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