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I received the newsletter that by June will release version 3 of creo.
I ask the luminaries of this fantastic cad what will be the news regarding version 2.0. I arrived at the m100 update and, if at first I had some unexpected crashes, now this problem seems solved.
What do I have to expect from the new version... maybe the 3d sketch as in solidworks? :-) (the only thing I miss)!
 
I have news of corridor:
it seems to be able to realize assembly with native files of other cads maintaining the association and opening the side files (always of other cad) return the model tree in creo. But I'm waiting for confirmation.
 
hi big max.
I mean... It is not that the thing personally excites me in fact you know that we do not exchange files made with other cad.
I miss the "scketch 3d" function that I envy to swx users. will be for my limited knowledge of creo, but it is an extremely useful and practical function.
 
Dear exa, I don't know if the 3d sketch is planned... I'm a little skeptical in that sense.
 
in addition to what is written by max with the opening of native files maintaining the association list here some news that will be introduced in creo 3.0:
- in the freestyle area: greater speed of geometries manipulation, with parametric control of freeform and addition of functions such as trime,merge, union of faces and edges and another control of curvature continuity, for those who make very useful concept.
- in the management area changes: new functionality called design exploration, which will allow to create "chekpoints" of design, in practice it is an advanced model tree that manages the changes in a single file to evaluate the variants of the development, without having to resort to save by name and recover at any time a state of a certain modification, so in practice it allows simultaneous development of multiple design variants from a single file.
- integration of smartlibrary for library management
-Crophilic rations and improvement of the reroute of multiple references
-for those who make moulds, finally the possibility to check the walls thicknesses with remarkable graphic improvement for analysis
-improvement in the 3d annotation area, with the possibility of importing notes, mapping parameters and management of syntax as if you were at table
etc.
for exatem; I don't think it will be introduced the 3d sketch because as already written in another post, it is a specific function of the piping&cabling module and hardly will take it out of that extension... :-)
If you miss that function, which is comfortable you may want you to value the purchase of that form that clearly does not only sketch 3d... :-)
greetings
 
Parametric_Ozzy said:
in addition to what is written by max with the opening of native files maintaining the association list here some news that will be introduced in creo 3.0:
- in the freestyle area: greater speed of geometries manipulation, with parametric control of freeform and addition of functions such as trime,merge, union of faces and edges and another control of curvature continuity, for those who make very useful concept.
- in the management area changes: new functionality called design exploration, which will allow to create "chekpoints" of design, in practice it is an advanced model tree that manages the changes in a single file to evaluate the variants of the development, without having to resort to save by name and recover at any time a state of a certain modification, so in practice it allows simultaneous development of multiple design variants from a single file.
- integration of smartlibrary for library management
-Crophilic rations and improvement of the reroute of multiple references
-for those who make moulds, finally the possibility to check the walls thicknesses with remarkable graphic improvement for analysis
-improvement in the 3d annotation area, with the possibility of importing notes, mapping parameters and management of syntax as if you were at table
etc.
for exatem; I don't think it will be introduced the 3d sketch because as already written in another post, it is a specific function of the piping&cabling module and hardly will take it out of that extension... :-)
If you miss that function, which is comfortable you may want you to value the purchase of that form that clearly does not only sketch 3d... :-)
greetings
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Hello, Ozzy.
thanks to the delucidations.
Unfortunately, for us children of a minor god, it will be impossible to get the module.
I have had to fight 7 months to be able to renew maintenance/assistance and I must already start fighting for my neighbor.
And more often I wonder who makes me do it... :
 
Exatem said:
Hello, Ozzy.
thanks to the delucidations.
Unfortunately, for us children of a minor god, it will be impossible to get the module.
I have had to fight 7 months to be able to renew maintenance/assistance and I must already start fighting for my neighbor.
And more often I wonder who makes me do it... :
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of nothing exa.
I don't know exactly what you do, but if you do pipes or anything, it's a minimum investment that I often recommend, I recommend it all the time, for maintenance/care aim is always a painful point for everyone, but never stop fighting, you try to always have the best.
for the exit of creo 3.0 according to me will come out at the end of June, but never say with ptc...
greetings
 
Parametric_Ozzy said:
of nothing exa.
I don't know exactly what you do, but if you do pipes or anything, it's a minimum investment that I often recommend, I recommend it all the time, for maintenance/care aim is always a painful point for everyone, but never stop fighting, you try to always have the best.
for the exit of creo 3.0 according to me will come out at the end of June, but never say with ptc...
greetings
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making ships happens very often to have to make/modify some plant and therefore a piping module would be extremely useful. but despite being my employee of a blind and obtuse public administration, able to spend millions in armored maserati but unable to update with courses their employees (I always speak of the children of the minor god... those of the major courses go-gò) or to find a few hundred euros to maintain a plotter or update a software, the module will remain in the long list of unwanted desires.
then, however, when you realize the preliminary projects for a job of 20,000,000 euros or save more than 30,000 by relating all the constructions of another project, the cart of the winners is extremely small given the amount of charlatans that I want clandestinely "to board".

I'm sorry for the rash!
 
cacciatorino said:
to list I believe from 6500 for the minimum version, then to climb.
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we had spent a little less because we came from proes so we made an update.
but I wanted to ask ozzy how much the piping module costs.. .
I intend to start breaking the balls until exhaustion.
I have... here between reforms and counterreforms, to leave does not speak until death survives.
 
creo parametric a list costs 6700 the floating and 5700 the locked.
While the memory piping&cabling seems to me 4000 at the most, I think you do well to dig @@ to take it on board! ;-)
 
"economic" parametric maaaaa? I would like to make model kits and I would need a product to model, put on the table and create graphically appealing documentation with assembly instructions (so view of explosions, balls, odds,..) but as a tried hobbyist it seems to me to be little.
rhino say that surfaces are higher than catia v5, but if you want to do something more you have to buy the plugin to put on the table, the plugin for beautiful surfaces (t spline)... that can have costs greater than rhino itself.
I'm used to the parametric. .
 
rhino say that on surfaces is higher than catia v5
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Who says that?
Let's say that rhino is not a mechanical cad, so for the things you want to do, I can't really see it.
I think inventor is the most indicated.
 
Parametric_Ozzy said:
creo parametric a list costs 6700 the floating and 5700 the locked.
While the memory piping&cabling seems to me 4000 at the most, I think you do well to dig @@ to take it on board! ;-)
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Sure that 4000 for a module seems to me an exaggeration considering that the license already is not properly economical since, for example, in my case, the 3d sketch function is integrated (with also a piping module perhaps quite elementary, but still present, I do not know, I have never used it) in one of the main competitors. . .
 
Exatem said:
Sure that 4000 for a module seems to me an exaggeration considering that the license already is not properly economical since, for example, in my case, the 3d sketch function is integrated (with also a piping module perhaps quite elementary, but still present, I do not know, I have never used it) in one of the main competitors. . .
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It's a problem with the former cocreates, now ptc. Once I had seen what it was for to cocreate to do (male) the same things I did with my solid edge of 3000 euros: I went to spend on 20,000 for a post.
 
Exatem said:
Sure that 4000 for a module seems to me an exaggeration considering that the license already is not properly economical since, for example, in my case, the 3d sketch function is integrated (with also a piping module perhaps quite elementary, but still present, I do not know, I have never used it) in one of the main competitors. . .
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Well if you clearly value it only from this point of view (schizzo 3d and elementary piping module), it is not expensive but expensive.
Indeed, however, the piping module that cites is absolutely not to be considered such (if you talk about 3d pipe).
what you do with the actual module is instead 10 times higher, welded pipes, bent, guided or not specific, possibility to connect dynamically to the p&id, etc. you also enable (I know you don't care) all the part of cabling.
So trust them all and indeed it is one of the few ptc modules I consider cheap, you should see it at work and I'm sure you'd change your mind. ;-)
 

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