Creo Parametric - Component Flexibility | Tutorial

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This Creo Parametric tutorial video shows you how to define Flexibility in both parts and assemblies in order to have values and characteristics change depending on the assembly into which they are placed. It also shows how to define Component Flexibility on the fly as you're placing a component.
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@JB-th4bx 2 месяца назад

Your Creo content has been so helpful. Thank you!

@vinith_s 5 лет назад

Hello Mr. Dave, I've learnt more from your videos. Thanks for contributing your knowledge and experience here. Thank you...

@CADPLMGuy 5 лет назад

Vinith, thanks for reaching out to me. I'm glad these videos are helpful. Dave

@shreeshailuppar5805 Год назад

Very nice .🤝 Thank you.

@salvadorrios9413 Год назад

I liked this Tutorial video...

@CADPLMGuy Год назад

Glad to hear that!

@sconescrewdriverson 2 года назад

This seems like a good solution for varying components according to assemblies, but not for assembling components in various positions.

@CADPLMGuy 2 года назад

I disagree with your second statement. That’s precisely the use case this was developed for. It’s worked quite well since Wildfire 3.

@dipakbhalekar9419 2 года назад

Hello sir, Thanks for the tutorial.It was helpful.I have understood the tutorial except how to give relation in relation dialogue box as you have not explained it.Can you please explain?

@manuelhannich5355 Год назад

THX!!!

@CADPLMGuy Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@ahmedyusuf4657 Год назад

The NEW VALUE here is given as an input value like 18 or someting. Is it possible to make a drop down (like a list, 18,20,22, so that the user can't put arbitrary number or even if they can they have an option like pro program to see what value they can choose ) of NEW VALUE to choose. Thank you

@manulabricole 4 года назад

Hi, Thanks for thetips. But : When I select the 2 points, nothing appear in the dimension box... I wonder if I need a specifique licence to do it... Strange because I can access the menu of flexible, but not use it ? Hope you can help, Tutorial very clear btw Best manu

@CADPLMGuy 4 года назад

What kind of license do you have, Manu?

@THEeltfreak Год назад

Would this type of connection apply if installed on a non-Rigid constraint? What if the blue piece was on a Slider constraint? Are those parameters important for this to work?

@CADPLMGuy Год назад

It should work regardless. Note that during a mechanism analysis, flexible components are suppressed. They will be resumed after the analysis.

@ajitmagar1195 3 года назад

Thank you sir for such a nice video. I am eager to know that will it work in simulation...just like when it is connected with two parts of a mechanism and one part of the mechanism is moved using "drag component" command? ....as we usually see in simulation of pin joint when the one the part is driven using servo motor.

@CADPLMGuy 3 года назад

Component Flexibility is a design tool independent of simulation. During mechanism analyses, flexible components are suppressed. I have videos on Dynamic Springs in mechanisms if you want to see components like that extend and compress.

@ajitmagar1195 3 года назад

@@CADPLMGuy Sir, Thank you so much for reply. I want to learn the "extension spring" in Creo...the mechanism which I want to Model in Creo is on RU-vid. If you see the video "Lever-Type Elastic-Link Switching Mechanism-1"...the same mechanism I want to do it in Creo. Will you please post the similar video but with proper explanation. As I don't have resources to ask the explanation and the similar part is going to be installed in my actual model which I want to simulate in Creo, So that I could move ahead for actual fabrication.

@ajitmagar1195 Год назад

@@CADPLMGuy Sir I have seen the video and is nice. I tried the spring for a simple toggle mechanism (having only two links and pin). But doesn't worked. Even I tried the spring in mechanism analysis with the inputs; input and output link connected on a common axis with pin connection, motor with magnitude cosine connected to pin connection of input link, spring between input link and output link. After running the analysis just input link run with cosine input (back and forth) and no effect on output link. In reality, when input link crosses the toggle line the output link should move to the input-link direction due to the spring. But it doesent happened while analysis. The output link was just seen stationary. For understanding the toggle mechanism in Dynamic analysis in Creo will you please make the video. It would be really helpful to all the community who are using Creo assembly I'm trying to do this since more than a year. Please help me out Sir.

@bradmitchell5217 3 года назад

Can you animate this? I have been unable to figure out how to model animate the spring and the assembly together. When in animation mode, I hit regenerate, it only updates the top level and not the lower level. Thoughts or ideas on how to go about doing this? I think it may have something to do with body definitions but not sure. Also I subscribed to you.