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Creo 7 what's new - all in one

Vladimir Palffy
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1 0 Beginner
Multibody Design, Unconventional modeling, Topology Optimization, Lattice improvements, How to Move Default CSYS, How to setup custom template, Understanding of model intent, How to Transform thread shape to another model, and more...
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What's New In Creo 5.0 - Draft feature

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Do you have a model containing rounds and chamfers? No problem - Easily apply drafts. This addresses the frequent difficulty to apply drafts to rounded base part models from the design department or to imported models containing rounds and chamfers.
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What's New In Creo 5.0 - Conversion tool and Reps

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
The Conversion tool now supports conversion of solid parts into sheet metal parts, even if the part contains non-uniform thickness.
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What's New In Creo 5.0 - How to manage Depth for Extrude feature

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
With Extrude feature is possible to define the couple of depth options and here is the tutorial for you - How to manage Depth for Extrude feature This video was created based on question from a comment under my video on YouTube channel. Fell free to contact me or leave a comment, or idea for another Creo tutorial.
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What's New In Creo 5.0 - How to use Sketch Region

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
With Creo 5.0 is now possible to create mixed Sketch shape and combine more Sketch features and reuse it for solid and surface modeling.
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