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swstevens11-Garnet
11-Garnet
April 23, 2021
Question

Callouts from Creo Illustrate animation in Studio yet/soon?

  • April 23, 2021
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I see from a previous post a few years ago that this was not an option.  Testing today seems to show the same unless I am missing something, which is entirely possible.  Creating the labels and such in Studio obviously works, it is just more work and a bit disconnected.

 

Can anybody confirm?  If not yet, can anybody comment on a "when"?

 

Thanks,

-Scott

 

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    DmitryTsarev17-Peridot
    17-Peridot
    April 24, 2021

    I second the question.

    Have been yearning for the functionality since the beginning.

     

    Either I'm missing something and my use cases are uncommon, or there are some major technical difficulties implementing it, but I don't get it, why the feature isn't there yet.

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    dsgnrClarK16-Pearl
    16-Pearl
    April 26, 2021

    Once upon the time, Annotations showed up in Vuforia Studio...

     

    It was a non-CREO CAD file, nevertheless, annotations are shown in CREO in the first place.

    Then in CREO, save as PVZ. Annotations are kept, even in Vuforia Stuio.

     

    However it was Vuforia Studio 9.0.0.

    Now it is gone, even with the same file.

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      Suraj_Patil16-Pearl
      16-Pearl
      August 3, 2021

      callouts and annotations are not working in vuforia studio but instead what you can do is , You can use image (png/jpg) files to show annotations or callouts in vuforia studio which are easily created in microsoft PowerPoint 

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      DmitryTsarev17-Peridot
      17-Peridot
      August 3, 2021

      @Suraj_Patil  This is a valid point and a possible workaround, but unfortunately it has major drawbacks

      1) one would have to repeat the work already done in Illustrate.

      2) one would have to keep syncing callouts in Illustrate and Vuforia Studio as the illustration gets updated in Illustrate.

       

      Besides the overhead work and time delays, it's also an error-prone process

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