cocreate, sketches.

[doraemon]

Good morning, everyone.
I open this discussion because I wanted to ask for some information about cocreate; I saw that there were other open discussions on the subject but I didn't intervene because my problem seemed a little different.
I just signed up for cad3d.it, so I introduce myself briefly.
I started working as a designer a couple of years ago, after taking a qualification of cad designer; I worked for 6 months in a small company of mechanical processing, I changed the pieces to cnc machines, then they took me to a srl as a designer and I used autocad lt 2004. right now I am doing an internship for a course (design, design) that I started following last December. the official sw 3d of the course is pro-e wf4.0.
I'll explain my problem. I never used cocreate before. the version on which I work is modeling 2008. I did the introductory exercises that are in the program's help and I'm looking at the guide but I'm a little puzzled.
I wanted to know if the sketches are already designed with the precise measurements, or a profile is drawn that looks like and then the size is adjusted after extrusion/revolution/other processing.
Are there quotas that change the actual size of the piece? the most similar thing to parametric quotas is the parametrics module, but I do not know if it is appropriate to use it in substitution of those that in pro-e would be the parametric quotas. I saw on the ptc site that in the latest version of cocreate there are parametric quotas, that if I did not understand badly they fit directly on the solid. in v. 2008 is there anything like this?
I'm a little high sea. .
Good job to all!

 

[MFT]

Hi.

the best thing is to draw the geometry already with the measures that serve as if it were a 2d and then execute the model. successfully if you need to move the faces of the model or add or remove what you need.
the sketch not and how the parameters for which there are no reference quotas.
Hi.

 

[Er Presidente]

Good morning, everyone.
I open this discussion because I wanted to ask for some information about cocreate; I saw that there were other open discussions on the subject but I didn't intervene because my problem seemed a little different.
I just signed up for cad3d.it, so I introduce myself briefly.
I started working as a designer a couple of years ago, after taking a qualification of cad designer; I worked for 6 months in a small company of mechanical processing, I changed the pieces to cnc machines, then they took me to a srl as a designer and I used autocad lt 2004. right now I am doing an internship for a course (design, design) that I started following last December. the official sw 3d of the course is pro-e wf4.0.
I'll explain my problem. I never used cocreate before. the version on which I work is modeling 2008. I did the introductory exercises that are in the program's help and I'm looking at the guide but I'm a little puzzled.
I wanted to know if the sketches are already designed with the precise measurements, or a profile is drawn that looks like and then the size is adjusted after extrusion/revolution/other processing.
Are there quotas that change the actual size of the piece? the most similar thing to parametric quotas is the parametrics module, but I do not know if it is appropriate to use it in substitution of those that in pro-e would be the parametric quotas. I saw on the ptc site that in the latest version of cocreate there are parametric quotas, that if I did not understand badly they fit directly on the solid. in v. 2008 is there anything like this?
I'm a little high sea. .
Good job to all!

The parametric module is what you need.
as you said rightly the odds apply on the solid model and can then be used as normal parameters.
provisionally you can use a surrogate that are 3d annotations.
are not true parameters, but you can use the odds as a Appeal to apply particular changes.

 

[doraemon]

Thank you all!