Re: How can I type symbol for statistical "mean" value?
Thank you very much, it worked well.
View ArticleRe: Creating a part with multiple material layers
It depends on what type of plating that you wish to use and what the intended prupose of the part is for. There are several companies in the UK who can coat a range of plastic materials from ABS to...
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Re: Odesolve and boundary problem
It is my odesolve (the temperature field in circular wall at static condition):
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Re: Opinion of the integration PDMLink and Creo
It looks like we are only two person which aren't that happy with the integration...
View Articledrawing bom
Hello,is it possible to make a connection between a main assembly bom (repeat region) and a part drawing so that the information from the assembly drawing would be shown in the part drawing which is in...
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Re: How to Split Equations to Fit on One Page for Printing
Now I prepare one picture for book and have same problem.My solution - I create a picture and edit it for the book page size:
View ArticleRe: drawing bom
Hi, Yes, sort of. You can load the assembly model into your part drawing, then place and filter just the repeat region into the drawing while your assembly is set as an active model/rep. ~J
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Re: drawing bom
Thanks Jakub, and can i use some filter by rule to get rid of all those rest rows in the bom?
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SOS, warning after installation
Hi, I have successfully installed the student version of Creo and tried to open Creo Parametric, but the following warning jumped out and stopped me from using the software, what should i do, plz help.
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Re: drawing bom
I would need to make a relation between the "cep.prt" in the repeat region filter and ptc_common_name of the current part in this sheet of assembly drawing, is it possible?
View ArticleRe: drawing bom
The filter could be something like &asm.mbr.name == cep Can't remember from the top of my head, sorry. To preserve the rpt.index value you can use Fix Index first before applying the filtering...
View ArticleRe: Creating a part with multiple material layers
Hello,Antonius,Magnificentdemonstration andconstruction methodology.Now it would beinteresting to see howSimulateis able to calculatethese assembliesandif there isa noticeable differencebetween the...
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X-Y Trace precision
I have a question about the x-y trace function in MC15 When you select a point, the trace box only displays the co-ords to 5 sig figs - if you "Copy x" or "copy Y" you don't get any more precision, and...
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Re: Creating a part with multiple material layers
Thanks Denis. I do very little with the simulate lite that I have. Let us know how that works out.Somewhere in the back of my mind is a thought that simulate will want every model to be set to the...
View ArticleComponent operations > Copy
My company just moved from Wildfire 4 to Creo 2.0 and I notice that he component operation copy does not work the same anymore.Used to be while in an assembly I could pick this copy command, select a...
View ArticleRe: Is it me or has PTC lost it's way
Kevin, Good question. I have thought of that and think that it is a nice thought, but perhaps not realistic for the following reasons:The problem is it has not been a reality for the last 20+ years,...
View ArticleRe: Component operations > Copy
Try "Feature Operations" instead of "Component Operations." A component is a feature of an assembly, so I think this should work for you.
View ArticleRe: Component operations > Copy
That was it. The mapkey that I was using must have been using feature copy instead of component and I just didn't know it.
View ArticleRe: Swept Blend with multiple trajectories?
Sorry about that I was using wrong terminology. This is what I was doing initially with no problem. The only thing I am wanting to do differently is have a circle on one end doing a VSS to a square...
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