Starting with Creo 7.0, Creo Parametric uses absolute accuracy instead of relative accuracy. The default accuracy values are 0.00039 inches and .01 millimeters. The template files are also adjusted so that new empty models are created by default with absolute accuracy. Template files use the following naming schemes: Absolute accuracy uses the new template files by default.... Continue Reading →
Creo Parametric 6.0 added a very useful feature to start allowing us to exclude annotations from our design and graphics when their parent feature is no longer available. Child annotations can be excluded when the parent feature is not available in the following situations 1. Excluded by family table 2. Excluded by simplified representation or Family... Continue Reading →
PTC introduced Stochastic lattices (random lattices) in Creo Parametric 6.0. This first implementation of the stochastic lattices used Voronoi diagram algorithm. Voronoi is a common algorithm when you want a lattice to conform to bionic shapes. However, starting with Creo Parametric 7.0.0.0, Delaunay triangulation was introduced. The Delaunay triangulation generates a set of triangles to use... Continue Reading →
The rendering process in Creo Render Studio can heavily use computer resources and block other applications from functioning efficiently. You can now pause rendering to free up system resources starting with Creo 7.0 You no longer need to cancel your rendering and then restart it when you return to Render Studio. You can pause your... Continue Reading →
Starting with Creo 7.0 release, Mirror tool in Sketcher has been made easier. To mirror, select the sketched entities to mirror and select reference. Allowed entities for mirror reference are horizontal and vertical sketch reference lines, and other straight geometric entities, such as model edges, projected geometry, curves, standard and construction sketched lines and center lines.... Continue Reading →
The following are 6 MBD related enhancements in Creo 7.0 - Control gap between a GTOL frame and Indicator frame If you have a drawing that is designed against the 2012 version of ISO 1101, and you need to make it compliant with the 2017 version , you can use this detail option to help... Continue Reading →
Starting with Creo 7.0, Multibody definition is maintained during data exchange. This helps preserve design intent during an Import/Export operation. The multibody definition is maintained in both exported and imported Creo Parametric 7.0 geometry. Export operation Multibody models in Creo Parametric preserve multibody definitionBody characteristics, such as body name and body appearances, are transferredConstruction bodies for each exported profile... Continue Reading →
- Published by Ananth The landing page of Punditas AI Advisor has four tiles such as Events Spotlight, Partner Spotlight, User Spotlight and Product Spotlight The Partner Spotlight tile showcases complementary Products and Services from the PTC Partner ecosystem. These partners are discovered by Punditas AI Engine from numerous open sources including PTC Partner website... Continue Reading →
With Creo 5.0, PTC enhanced the ability to apply drafts to design models containing rounds and chamfers. Select surfaces as references in the Draft surfaces collector of the draft feature. Rounds and chamfers are automatically detected and highlighted in a different color. Rounds and chamfers are then handled as they are in the Creo Parametric Flexible Modeling environment If... Continue Reading →
That's correct. Flat to screen surface finishes do not have a directional annotation plane and do not support an extension line. You cannot drag surface finishes off the model surfaces that are created flat to screen. In Creo, if the placement surface is planar, then you can drag surface finishes in the XY direction beyond... Continue Reading →
