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In this video, i am explaining Pattern command in detail. Pattern is of different types in Creo like:
1. Dimension Pattern
2. Direction Pattern
3. Axis Pattern
4. Fill Pattern
5. Curve Pattern
6. Point Pattern
7. Table Pattern
1. Dimension Pattern: When you create a Dimension pattern, you select feature dimensions and specify the incremental changes to these dimensions and the number of instances of the feature in the pattern.
2. Direction Pattern: Use the Direction pattern to add pattern members in one or two selected directions. In the Direction pattern, you can drag the placement handle in each direction to adjust the distance between pattern members or to flip the pattern in the opposite direction.
3. Axis Pattern: Use the Axis pattern to create a pattern by revolving a feature around a selected axis.
4. Fill Pattern: When you create a Fill pattern, you fill an entire area with instances of the feature, positioned in a grid. You can select one of several grid templates (such as rectangular, circular, triangular).
To define the area to be filled by the pattern, you can sketch it or select a sketched curve. Instead of filling the whole area with the pattern instances, you can also select the Curve grid to locate the pattern members along the border of the area.
5. Curve Pattern: A Curve pattern creates instances of a feature along a sketched curve.
6. Point Pattern: You can create a pattern by placing pattern members at points or coordinate systems.
7. Table Pattern: Pattern tables allow you to create complicated or irregular patterns of features or groups by letting you specify unique dimensions for each instance in the pattern through an editable table.
8 сен 2021
