“In Creo Parametric 2.0, new drag handles adjust just the related dimensions, and not any linked dimensions; this carries out automatic parametric unlocking. Hold down Alt to select to geometry with which to reference a constraint, such as parallel to an edge. While assembling components, the 3D dragger will limit dragging to respect degrees of constraint as assembly constraints are applied. For example, a concentric constraint allows a part to be dragged only along the axis. When you choose an edge or a face, a rectangle pops up with data about the feature. You can copy and paste the data, and then use it to build a parameter, meaning, design intent. (This feature was always available, but was hidden deep in the old menu system.)”
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jueves, 22 de marzo de 2012
lunes, 31 de octubre de 2011
PTC Product Update
By Charles Clarke
Product design and development software leads from the front with a sometimes unbelievable rate of development. The last few months have seen some significant updates to PTC’s offerings across design, development and PLM. Charles Clarke takes a look for TCT.
Well here we are at the first release of Creo, the new design and development platform from PTC. If you’re a parent, it’s also appropriate at this time of year as June/July is ‘School Report’ time. So how did they do?
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Product design and development software leads from the front with a sometimes unbelievable rate of development. The last few months have seen some significant updates to PTC’s offerings across design, development and PLM. Charles Clarke takes a look for TCT.
Well here we are at the first release of Creo, the new design and development platform from PTC. If you’re a parent, it’s also appropriate at this time of year as June/July is ‘School Report’ time. So how did they do?
Read the full article
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