In this e-book, Madhavi Ramesh from Punditas explains how reusing rich 3D models can help you manage complexity, maximize customer value and move ahead of the pack Model-Based Definition (MBD) is a prerequisite for achieving Model-Based Enterprise, but the realities of implementing MBD have traditionally been fraught with challenges. Today, many of the hurdles that... Continue Reading →
PTC released Creo 8.0.1.0 recently. Punditas AI Advisor now supports this latest version of Creo 8.0.1.0. Punditas AI allows users to learn more about “How”, What” and “Why” of these enhancements through Product 360 module. The picture below shows the Module groups and the corresponding enhancements added within each group. To try this out, please... Continue Reading →
Starting with Creo Parametric 8.0.0.0 release, you can redefine the locations and type of probes. The highlight of the selected surface has also been removed. You can now clearly see what is being selected. The fringe is now completely visible when you select a surface. User Interface: Live Simulation --> Simulation Probe For more information about Punditas... Continue Reading →
This Improvement allows one to control which surfaces should be used to remove the dangling beams. Eliminating the old on/off approach, this enhancement provides a more flexible way to remove dangling beams and a better control over the lattice creation. User Interface: Lattice --> Cell Fill --> Dangling beams --> Keep/Remove/Remove by surfaces For more... Continue Reading →
You can now export solid welds and define them as individual bodies, instead of merging them into a single body. This enhancement improves the export of Step AP242, JT, and Neutral files by enabling you to manage solid welds as individual bodies for the downstream use. User Interface: File > Options > Data Exchange: Export... Continue Reading →
The new Surface Sets tab in the References dialog box allows you to easily collect the required semantic references. This enhancement supports all types of modernized standalone annotations. It is also possible to exclude individual surfaces from the rule-based collections. User Interface: References for the semantic references of annotations -->Surface Sets in the References dialog... Continue Reading →
You can now import inseparable assemblies from the standard import profile dialog box. Note: 1.When you convert the Unite Creo Wrapper to a Creo model, the inseparable assembly is extracted into individual Creo files. 2. Currently, Creo does not support the export of inseparable assemblies to other formats. User Interface: File > Options > Data... Continue Reading →
With this enhancements, you can decide if you want to include or exclude embedded components from their repeat region tables. This allows you to control exclusion of embedded components in the repeat region BOMs. It is useful if you have converted some models to be inseparable assemblies or embedded components and want to list them... Continue Reading →
The new construction mode in Creo 8.0 allows you to sketch reference geometry with phantom lines, before you create the final geometry. This mode supports construction lines, arcs, rectangles, etc. This enhancement increases the variety of construction mode geometries. In addition, there is a new shortcut menu option that allows you to toggle the already... Continue Reading →
When you create Publish Geometry features in Creo Parametric, they are placed in the Model Tree footer by default. They cannot be removed from the footer by default. During the regeneration process, Publish Geometry features are evaluated at the end. Placing them in the Model Tree footer aligns their location with the regeneration of the... Continue Reading →
What is Punditas AI Advisor? Punditas AI Advisor provides real-time guidance as you work in the Creo environment. Information on “how to use” a feature in Creo or best practices for working with Creo are presented within context, removing the need to guess or search for such information. Punditas AI driven content helps you leverage Creo to create your designs faster and with... Continue Reading →
