Model modifications are more predictable. If you use Creo Flexible Modeling Extension in Creo Parametric or you work in Creo Direct, the system automatically recognizes rounds and chamfers.Īutomatic detection of the design intent of rounds and chamfers supports direct 3D model modifications. When you import 3D model data from Creo Elements/Direct Modeling to Creo Parametric, you can keep the design intent for rounds and chamfers created in Creo Elements/Direct Modeling. That saves time since you don’t need to manually create drawings every time the 3D model changes.Īutomatic Recognition of Rounds and Chamfers Created in Creo Elements/Direct After being imported, the drawings maintain full association with the 3D model. When you import a Creo Elements/Direct 3D model with a drawing into Creo Parametric, you can now use drawings associated with the Creo Elements/Direct 3D model. Associative Drawings Imported from Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Creo Elements/Direct Modeling can still be used in parallel on existing Creo Elements/Direct data, while Creo Parametric can leverage this data without creating an additional business object. Now, when moving from a CoCreate database to Windchill, Unite offers a smooth transition from Creo Elements/Direct Modeling to Creo Parametric. With Creo 4.0, Unite technology extends to Creo Elements/Direct. For the first time, CAD users could directly open SolidWorks, CATIA, and NX files in their Creo software. In Creo 3.0, Unite technology clearly stood out as a top enhancement.
Product Manager, Berthold Hug, specializes in Creo Elements/Direct Unite Technology for Creo Elements/Direct For those who use Creo Elements/Direct and Creo Parametric, you’ll be most interested in these picks we got from our product manager, Berthold Hug. To get to the bottom of this question, I’ve been asking each of the Creo product managers to list the top 3 enhancements in their respective area of Creo 4.0.
So, given the extensive list of enhancements, you might be wondering which are most important, and which are just small tweaks. The recent update to our powerful 3D CAD software platform-Creo 4.0-includes hundreds of enhancements, along with notable capabilities in additive manufacturing, model-based definition (MBD), and augmented reality.
Our Expert Highlights Three Changes You'll Want to Know About in Creo 4.0
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