Re: Projected Reference Points in Creo Parametric 2.0
Welcome to the forum, Mike. In this case, the use of construction circles can help you obtain the desired constraints.The use of points on intersections can also help. Note on points, coordinate...
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But then those datum planes no longer automatically resize... and it's harder to unfix the size of datum planes than to delete one cosmetic sketch. Is relative accuracy no longer dependent on bounding...
View ArticleRe: Attention: Mapkey Syntax changed between DateCodes
here is the URL https://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS39189
View ArticleRe: Using a vector of values as an input for a function
Yes, you can use indices. That is a method that will always work, but if vectorizing works (which is usually the case, but not always) it is a lot faster. With very big vectors it can make a noticeable...
View ArticleRe: Cosmetic feature in start part
It is easy to unlock the size of datum planes but yes, it is all about preference. -If- I used start parts, I would certainly lock the size to my normal expected sizes. Pretty much everything I work...
View ArticleRe: Witness lines attachment and gap
Dale, Try this: Select dimension + View (Using CTRL) > Drag the handle of witness line.
View ArticleRe: Filled text
In my non-current version it's under: "Insert, Model Datum, Sketch". I just did a quick test. You cannot xhatch a projected curve, and you cannot xhatch a projected cosmetic. But with the datum...
View ArticleRe: Using Area Driven Relation to Control Dimension
In your part I am unable to see the relations parameters or the the feasibility study. Any idea why this would be? I am trying to set it up formy part and I cannot seem to get it to work. Thanks
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Re: Projected Reference Points in Creo Parametric 2.0
So in the case of non-perpendicular lines with a round (forgive the crude drawing), I'd need to use construction lines that are made coincident to the geometry and then put a point at their...
View ArticleRe: Projected Reference Points in Creo Parametric 2.0
There is actually an option to draw those intersecting lines on the drawing. Not sure at the moment what it is called. As for doing this in the model sketch, you can use the fillet feature in the...
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Re: Filled text
Take a look at the attached PDF...Scale: 1:1, Line weight .025"; font (Swiss condenced) .22 high; circles .625" OD In order to get this to extrude, I had to change the part accuracy to .0005"
View ArticleRe: Mathcad Prime Issue
Werner Exinger wrote: There are indeed a couple of things to consider if we want to do without ranges and backward compatibility would be a major issue (unless they treat program development still that...
View ArticleRe: Filled text
Attached is the whole file set at half the size of the previous (using the TTF font)... Creo 2.0 full versionIt has a pen table in there too.
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Re: Filled text
....Actually, I prefer "Idiot Savant", emphasis on the "idiot"! I totally forgot that, sectioning extrusions like that and altering the xhatch to "fill". It's been years since I had to do it.........
View ArticleRe: Mathcad Prime Issue
Backward compatibility does not seem to high on PTC's agenda so why not make the changes going forward.From what I have seen so far - going forward does not seem to be that high an PTC's agenda as well.
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Re: Mathcad Prime Issue
I think the agenda is to go backward with a lack of forward compatibility BTW, this topic of inconsistent handling of range variables and range values when passed as an argument to a function was...
View ArticleRe: Multi-Line Title
Copy the link and paste it into the browser and you can see the defect in the link - it's been reported that the links are munged many times....
View ArticleRe: Using Area Driven Relation to Control Dimension
Why would you need more than one ? You can add more than a single parameter goal to FEAS feature, as well as more than one variable dim (though I would not suggest having more than 2 in each...
View ArticleRe: how to update a merged surface pattern?
Your screenshot just looks like a sine wave so I suggest creating two Curves from equation and then create Boundary Blend using them as references. The feature-level parameter of the Curve feature can...
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