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- Creo+ 12. 2 February 2025 Release Announcement - PTC Community
With Creo+, you can get all the benefits of Creo delivered via SaaS and gain access to cloud-based tools to enhance collaboration, improve accessibility, and simplify license management The February 2025 Creo+ release includes more than 50 enhancements to improve everyday design productivity
- Solved: Creo 12. 4. 0. 0 - PTC Community
Solved: I am using Creo Parametric Release 11 0 and Datecode11 0 2 0 Why is the next version of Creo 12 4 0 0?
- Solved: Dimension Text Modifications - PTC Community
According to the information in Creo help it is rounded: When adding the note that contains the parameter, append the parameter symbol with "[ #]", where # is the number of decimal spaces to appear For example, if a detailed view scale is 1 125, and you want to display only two decimal places, change the drawing label to det_scale[ 2] (no spaces)
- Solved: How can I change from inch to mm? - PTC Community
If you get the wrong units by accident, in Creo, have the part or assembly open; go to file>prepare>model properties>units and select>set the units you prefer You will be asked if you want to convert or interpret the dimensions the dialog will explain what will happened for each choice
- Solved: hole call out help - PTC Community
PTC Creo Parametric uses a lot of lookup tables to come up with parameter names Some of these are managed internally which makes following a particular parameter (variable) hard to follow or use at will One of the lookup table sets are the hole tables They have the text version of the text that will show up in the dialog box for hole annotation
- Solved: How to Convert a Table of Coordinates (. pts file) . . . - PTC . . .
I’m working on a project in PTC Creo where I need to plot hundreds of points on a curved surface based on predefined X, Y, Z coordinates I’ve already created a table with these coordinates and successfully imported it into Creo, which generated an accurate set of points However, in the Model Tree,
- Solved: tracking down a circular reference - PTC Community
Since you are new to Creo I am going to suggest a couple of things 1) You should avoid creating assembly features, unless that is truly the best way to capture design intent I very rarely use assembly features 2) Study the top down design guides from PTC and or get a book dealing with this
- Creo on Linux: best practice - PTC Community
Start Creo from "PlayOnLinux" When Creo starts, there are a bunch of warnings (e g I could not connect Creo to my windchill server because of a self signed certificate), but it runs for now Unfortunately, I do not have some "spare hardware" to install Mint22 directly, yet But in the VM Creo is still some sort of usable
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