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Help with surfaces and curves
Hello. I am relatively new to Creo and I need help with my model. My projects is to make a CAD model of a masku that I want CNC cut and put up on my wall at home.Here is a rendering of the mask: At the...
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I am very sorry if this is not the right place for this kind of questions, but I couldnt find my way around the forum :/
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This is the perfect place for these questions. It is just a little quiet around here on the weekends. In short, you want to use the offset feature... but not generically...Take a look at the offset...
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...and if you want more controlled contours, of course you still have the trim and merge options. In that case, you will want to learn about variable section sweeps... or VSS. Another very powerful...
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Thanks alot for your reply.I have looked more into the offset button and seen some videos of how to use it, however I am fiddling around with an issue; I choose the surface which i want to offset...
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Thanks alot for your reply.I have looked more into the offset button and seen some videos of how to use it, and I am definitely getting closer! I did a test in another document and it went well as you...
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Unfortunately, this is a very sensitive command. 1st of all, You might extend the edges of the primary surface so you are not trying to deform the edge. This can be trimmed later. As for channels,...
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If you are using Creo 2.0 full version, I've attached a reference file for some ideas.
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I downloaded Creo 2.0 30 day trial and have installed it. I received a sw_license_email_(numble).dat. Where should I save it to?
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Wherever you want. It will ask for it during the install process. At that time you can drag-n-drop the license file when requested.
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Thanks. But I follow the trial installation instruction Open up Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\ProgramData\PTC\Licensing.Locate and delete the current trial license file –...
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You can also add the measure command to the Quick Access Toolbar above the ribbon. You still have to add it for different areas as part, asm shtmtl etc but it can be accesssible at the same location....
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Interseting... did you have a previous version installed? Did you uninstall the previous license manager? Does the new version run or are you stuck in the install somewhere?
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I am running the student version of Creo 2.0. How do you extend the edges of the surfaces and what would that do?I am not familiar with this function The same goes for channels.. Regarding contours I...
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Hi Antonius, I have tried as your method. it doesn't work. datum planes don't showing.
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Are you working with a value added reseller in obtaining the license? If so, they need to get you some help. I suspect you are having hardware problems. In the meantime, you can try disabling the...
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Thank you so much, It has been fixed already after I followed your steps.
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Hi Brian, where are you?how are you? i think you are extremely busy...nothing just waiting for you enhancement request excel.
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hello everyone, Can you tell a simple method how I can assemble a part multiple times in an assembly but make those independent of eachother. So when I change the dimensions of one part in my assembly,...
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