Creo Parametric for SolidWorks Users - Episode 1 - 5 Things You Need to Know about Creo

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This Creo Parametric for SolidWorks episode covers five fundamental things that SolidWorks users need to know about Creo:
* How to move objects with the mouse
* Creo is a RAM-based modeler
* Save creates a new iteration
* Selecting using Query Select and the CTRL key
* Assemblies in Creo do not store the paths to components
For more information, visit www.creowindchill.com.
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Thanks,
Dave

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5 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@domantasplunge 2 года назад

I was looking for this even at Your channel since last month and could not find any video helping Solidworks users start with CREO. There You go - now it is. Thank You!

@JayantBB78 2 года назад

Since two decades I am using this software. Back then it was Pro/Engineer. These are few of my favorite things in this software.

@kalpitkatpara4363 2 года назад

Amazing work! thank you so much for your contribution! we would be so lost without you in this 3D world!

@CADPLMGuy 2 года назад

That’s kind of you to say. Thanks.

@ak19910716 Год назад

I've been using SolidWorks for almost a decade now since college, did Masters thesis programming automatic disassembly thingies using its API, later got CSWP and have been using SW professionally too. Just got a new job that starts in two months and need to transition into Creo ASAP, but I've only been hearing about how bad/unintuitive it is and it's making me feel uneasy. I'd definitely miss programming APIs in SolidWorks, doing cool mates, kinematics and animations, but hopefully I can get used to Creo sooner or later, doing what I've been doing in SW.

@CADPLMGuy Год назад

You'll get the hang of it. Don't listen to the naysayers. After 30 years in CAD, I firmly believe it's time for the CAD wars to end.

@waynemayville8064 6 месяцев назад

Someone said "It is easier to model an object using a Chisel and Mallet than in CREO!" I firmly believe that. The people I deal with that use CREO model by surfaces and Quilts. You can model so much faster in Solidworks and when your done, the model makes sense!

@marcuscharles8384 Год назад

Have you got any videos on how to design and cut a woodruff key groove onto a shaft?

@CADPLMGuy Год назад

I do not. (Honestly, I do not know what a woodruff key groove is.)

@marcuscharles8384 Год назад

@@CADPLMGuy Thank you for the reply. The keyway in the shafts is a semi-circular pocket, the mating parts, a longitudinal slot. They are used to improves the concentricity of the shafts & mating part, which is important for high-speed operation.