- Give back the tab functionality for open Creo windows (like in ProE WF4, IE, foxit, Chrome, etc)
- Core Modeling
- All areas of Creo: Make undo work (i.e. ctrl+Z).
- Making components flexible is a great assembly feature but it needs a lot of refining to make it robust because the flexible feature conflicts with BOM, not displaying in its flexible state if read only in the WS, and causes regeneration issues in top level asms.
- Model Based Definition (ASME Y.14.41 Standards)
- System Administration
- Detailing
- Undo undo undo!
- Also allow for easier sketching as is the case with the model sketcher (which is really good). More tools for the BOM repeat region relations editor (such as a compiler that colors/highlights if/endif statements, comments, other definitions, aids in finding where problems are, and a comprehensive help on ProE/Creo's language that it created for this...alternatively using a modern programing language might be nice)
- Creo View / Visualization
- Allow single click closing of the windo to be the default when clicking on the red X (it doesn't need to ask if I am sure I want to close unless I actually changed something)
- Make Creo view as robust as actual pdfs. For those who can view, Creo View is awesome but it seems too dependent on computer settings and too challanging to troubleshoot why they are not opening, or printing on one computer, but are from another. It is just not a reliable viewable...
- Windchill
- Please fix those tables that are too small then after I adjust them they reset on me either when I am scrolling or if I refresh the page.
- Get rid of the floating tool tips for input boxes (as in the edit attributes in the CAD Workspace)
Encourage PTC to keep paying attention to the Product Ideas as I think that has been very good at increasing visability to both PTC and the customer. Keep up the online tutorials as well. Those have been very good for people to get their footing in Creo and learn new features. And that search bar in Creo for finding features by the name is outstanding. Hats off to PTC for implementing all these features well!
Brian, thanks for bringing topics to the PTC TCs.
