creo e modeling

[andycam66]

Good morning to all, my client decided to go from pro/e to modeling (I know, it's a crazy choice but I don't know what to do with it).
I wanted to know if someone has certain news about the interoperability between the two software, since at the moment the issues are:
1) opening in modeling parts made with pro/e, I lose all threads (which in proe are a cosmetic, while in modeling are managed in all other way)
2) the table harvests are not compatible, different formats of rescue and different management.
Does anyone know that with I create 2 these problems have been dealt with?
Thank you.
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[PTC]

Hi.

Today there is no real integration between the two products so that the problems raised by you are found.

Keep in mind that the creo infrastructure has and will have as basic kernel the granite (proe)... the effort you are making is to integrate explicit features from cocreate modeling in creo parametric (flexible modeling) and creo direct (non elements direct).

the choice made by your company is unique as it would erase all the results of a parametric modeling and the associatedness to the tables.

the best solution was perhaps to buy the direct and flexible modeling part (less honest to purchase, integrated in parametric and less impact on users).

Hi.

 

[andycam66]

hi,thanks for the answer,unfortunately the choice is not of my company but of my client,I also find myself very bad with the cad non parametric but I can not do otherwise.I was ventilated as likely the fact that with creo 3.0 the file formats of the two systems would become the same (even for the table harvest there would be a single format,.drw or .mi) and I wanted to know if someone had news more'

 

[PTC]

Hi.

Unfortunately it is not so.... and in any case the reference platform (also for migrations) is creo (granite based or proe).
co-create is intended to keep a parallel road until the end of integration (it is still 3 years at least).
of the pure 2d does not speak yet (forms *. me frozen)

I'm sorry

Hi.