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Read ArticleCreo Parametric Tip: A New Definition Option for the Datum Point Feature
By Natasha Reaves In Creo Parametric a datum point can be used as a construction element when modeling geometry or as a known point for performing computations and model analyses. Datum points can...
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Read ArticleCreo Parametric Tip: How to Add and Assign an Appearance to a Model
By Natasha Reaves Creo Parametric allows you to customize the default system colors of parts and/or features. The Appearance Gallery is used to create, delete, modify, and save the appearance of...
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Read ArticleRand 3D Webcast Working with Legacy Datums in Creo Parametric 4.0+ Questions and Answers
Thank you for attending my Creo Legacy Datums Webcast. If you missed the live webcast, you can view the recording here....
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Read ArticleCreo Parametric Tip: Information About Bill of Materials (BOM) Report Formats
By Natasha Reaves In Creo Parametric, the Bill of Materials (BOM) is a list of all the components needed to build the assembly. The BOM also lists the total quantity of each component included in...
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Read ArticleCreo Parametric Tip: Information About the Drawing Setup File
By Natasha Reaves In Creo Parametric, the configuration file options control the design environment for parts and assemblies. This means that the configuration file, known as the config.pro file,...
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1:01:54WatchRand 3D Webcast: Working with Legacy Datums in Creo Parametric 4
In this webcast, Technical Training Engineer Natasha Reaves covers the basics of how to replace set datums with datum feature symbols. Learn to: • Create a Datum Feature Symbol • Convert a Set Datum
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Read ArticleCreating Creo Parametric Blends
By Trisha West Technical Trainer, Trisha West, demonstrates the complexities behind the Creo Parametric blend function in this video including the importance of start point alignment and adding a...
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47:14WatchRand 3D Webcast: Sweep Feature Essentials in Creo Parametric
The Sweep feature is a powerful tool and one of the fundamental ways to create geometry that runs the gamut from simple to complex within Creo Parametric. Understanding the Sweep features' advanced op
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Read ArticleCreo 5.0 Tip: Rule Based Chain Selection
By Natasha Reaves When creating or editing features using Creo Parametric, you may need to select a chain of edges or curves that are related either by tangency or a common vertex. Watch as Rand...
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Read ArticleCreo Parametric Tip: 2D Box Selection
By Natasha Reaves Starting in Creo Parametric 4.0, when using an object/action workflow, you can use 2D box selection in combination with the selection filter settings to select only items of the...
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Read ArticleCreo Parametric Tip: Selection Using <Ctrl> and <Shift>
By Natasha Reaves In Creo Parametric, you can use the and keys in the same way you would with a Microsoft Office application, such as Word. In the main graphics window or the model tree, you can...
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Read ArticleUpdating Legacy Datums to Datum Feature Symbols in Creo Parametric 4.0+
By Scott Hendren If you are new to Creo Parametric 4.0, and have started working with drawings or the Model Based Definition (MBD) annotation tools, you may be asking, “What is going on with Set...
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Read ArticleCreo Parametric Tip: How to use Pick From List to Select Entities
By Natasha Reaves When using Creo Parametric, it is recommended that you review a list of all of the entities that can be queried based on where the cursor is located. One way to query items is to...
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Read ArticleCreo Parametric Tip: How to Convert a Diameter Dimension to a Linear Dimension in a Drawing
By Natasha Reaves When detailing a Creo drawing, you can convert a diameter dimension to a linear dimension or convert a linear dimension that denotes diameter of geometry to a diameter dimension....
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2:00WatchCreo Parametric Tip: Ruled Based Chain Selection
When creating or editing features using Creo Parametric, you may need to select a chain of edges or curves that are related either by tangency or a common vertex. Join Rand 3D Technical Trainer, Natas
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1:36WatchCreo Parametric Tip: 2D Box Selection
Starting in Creo Parametric 4.0, when using an object/action workflow, you can use 2D box selection in combination with the selection filter settings to select only items of the same type related to t
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2:10WatchCreo Parametric Tip: Using CTRL and SHIFT Keys to Select Entities
In Creo Parametric, you can use the CTRL and SHIFT keys in the same way you would with a Microsoft Office application, such as Word. • In the main graphics window or the model tree, you can press and
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2:31WatchCreo Parametric Tip: Pick From List Selection
When using Creo Parametric, it is recommended that you review a list of all of the entities that can be queried based on where the cursor is located. One way to query items is to use the Next and Prev
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1:49WatchCreo Parametric Tip: How to Convert Diameter Dimensions to Linear Dimensions
When detailing a Creo drawing, you can convert a diameter dimension to a linear dimension or convert a linear dimension that denotes diameter of geometry to a diameter dimension. Step 1. Select the
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View PDF20 Practical Tips & Tricks for Creo Users
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