Re: How can I DO?
And you still haven't fixed the angle phi you said that I still haven't fixed the angle phi.I am sorry to ask you again. But I can't understand well why it has problem. And I also saw help manual to...
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Re: Is there a way to fill the hole?
ok this is done in creo 2.0 student edition.....i have attached the step file also
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jinsuk Lee wrote: http://communities.ptc.com/docs/DOC-3621could you help me to solve this problem which subject I need to study? I recommended this site to study by myself.The best place to learn in my...
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Re: Hide cosmetics in drw
This problem seems to be pervasive in local section views. I also have this issue when I do 3D extrude cuts in assembly mode (which I use a lot for presentations). The problem is worst when you want...
View ArticleRe: Calling a CLI command remotely using PsExec
PsExec does allow for calling the command as a specific user, you just need to pass the -u and -p arguments when call it. For my use case, I am using the following command to call the CLI command...
View ArticleRe: Creo 3.0 for FIRST is coming soon
BTW - I get the same error/message when creating a new assembly in 3 and then trying to include a part from the Tetrix Block Party KOP.
View ArticleRe: Datum Tag Size In Model Display?
hmm... that kind of works. I was looking for the way to specify which truetype font the system would use for the tags...
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I tried, but for me I think the problem is getting good data from this Step file. If I use high accuracy model as a template, the incoming model has bunch of mangled surfaces. Data comes as a solid in...
View ArticleRe: How to Fix "Fatal Error Encountered. A traceback has been written"
This solution worked for me! I had the same issues as the original post with Creo 3.0 student edition. Thanks a lot MarkCheli! You rock!
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I think this is a no-win challenge in Creo. And you are right, the provided model is less than stellar. The only thing that will work is to rebuilt the entire surface with sections and reference...
View ArticleRe: Windchill Report - tables cannot be merged.
I'm assuming that he is working with Query Builder reports (Site, Util, Repor Mgr UI).I don't (yes) know anything at all about Windchill Quality Solutions but the concepts should carry over from other...
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One person from (with) google saw (find) one PlanetPTC animation and made a...
Google boss breaks Felix Baumgartner's parachute record in secret 135,000 foot jump from the edge of spaceAlan Eustace, 57, was wearing a specially designed spacesuit Was lifted by a balloon filled...
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Mathcad 15 worksheet in attach.You can correct it to Google boss sky fall.
View ArticleRe: Use parameter from assembly in a part
A safe method is to use Pro/Layout or Creo Notebook**. See http://help.ptc.com/creo_hc/creo30_pma_hc/usascii/index.html#page/pma/assembly/asm_three_sub/About_Notebooks.html It lets you store common...
View ArticleCoCreate Personal Edition on Parallels?
Can I run my CoCreate Personal Edition on my Mac using Paralels? When I ask for a 72 hour activation code the box is empty , no code . I've tried a couple of different browsers.Is it possible?Thanks...
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Thank u very much for the explainations! The keyponit lies in the negative symbol before activie energy.
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Fan CG wrote: Thank u very much for the explainations! The keyponit lies in the negative symbol before activie energy.Yes, Werner is one "minus guru" See please http://communities.ptc.com/message/260444
View ArticleQuickest way to flatten a circle with rounded edges?
I was wondering if there was a good way to flatten the surface of the attached part. It's just a circle that's been extruded with rounded edges. I'd like to make a few cuts in the rounded part and then...
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