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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...
View Article2D Drawing file problmes
When I try to opend the frm file in my Creo. I have following message, and I cannot opend the file with this message."Could not read from Model Tree config file C:\ProE\tree.cfg" Does anybody know how...
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: 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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Looks link got converted wrong when it was recognized.Try this:http://communities.ptc.com/ideas/3077 This one was created with the web tool to select the Idea Directly. That is why the Lightblub...
View ArticleRe: How to send an assembly?
Hi Priscilla, What is the exact message they are seeing when they try to open your assembly? Also have them check the "Message Log" for additional messages.
View ArticleRe: how to create custom colors/layer accessable from creo 2.0 onscreen menus.
Hi Gerald, Did Antonius' post address your question or are you still working on this?
View ArticleRe: GENEVA Mechanism
Hi Deapk, It seems like you might have this resolved. If one of the user posts was correct, please mark the post as "Correct Answer."
View ArticleRe: Any how (like macro) to repeat last command?
Hi Manish, Let us know if you are still working on this or mark one of the user posts as "Correct Answer" if applicable.
View ArticleRe: Setting up modelCHECK conditions
Hi Michael, I searched this quickly but I found this. https://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS102512&source=tssearchLet us know if it is applicable.
View ArticleRe: 2D Drawing file problmes
Here is an article that should be helpful.https://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS25177&source=tssearch You likely have config.pro option "mdl_tree_cfg_file" set to a file path but...
View ArticleRe: how to update a merged surface pattern?
I think the concept you are looking for is using the search feature so that regardless of the number of copies, it selects them all to merge. This should fall under "intent" reference. I am not good...
View ArticleRe: how to update a merged surface pattern?
There is no automation for Surface Merge process if their base is patterned quilts. The only possible automation could be Reference Pattern, however this one will obviousely not work in this case :...
View ArticleTitle Block in Drawing Sheet
When I create Drawing file in Creo 2.0 default Title block do not appear. Is there any setting for this to appear.
View ArticleRe: how to update a merged surface pattern?
In the case you posted in picture there is a workaround. Basicly you make xsection that goes trough those patterned surfaces then you make curve out of xsection. make sketch and use project loop on...
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How is this made?
http://www.blendernation.com/2014/06/20/non-blender-the-milkmaid-in-3d/ The post title is almost a pun, but I came across this 3d in-broswer view based on a painting. I wonder how they figured out the...
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It says it's made in 3D Studio Max. And the liquid level is probably just a rough guess.
View ArticleRe: Need to solid and repair
yeah what he said. I looked at it again, and you can sort of guess where to put the balls back in (probably get it within 0.001"), but it's not a few minutes worth of work.
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