passage from cocreate to creo

[Graal]

Hello everyone, I am new here and hope to post in the right section!

I'm used to working with cocreates, and now I should go to creo, which from what I understand collects the inheritance.

I would like to know if you can set the interface in I create as much as possible similar to that of cocreate, so as to maintain continuity between the two software, and not have to re-learn from scratch to use one.

Thank you for your help.

 

[cacciatorino]

Hello everyone, I am new here and hope to post in the right section!

I'm used to working with cocreates, and now I should go to creo, which from what I understand collects the inheritance.

I would like to know if you can set the interface in I create as much as possible similar to that of cocreate, so as to maintain continuity between the two software, and not have to re-learn from scratch to use one.

Thank you for your help.

you should understand which of these three software you have to pass: create parametric, create direct or eventually create direct/modeling (genialita' of marketing ptc).

If you have to switch to direct/modeling, it's just the same software with a different name. If you have to move to the other two prepared for a big effort: the user interface will be the last of your problems, as it is programs with deeply different logic and approach.

 

[Graal]

Thank you for your answer!

then, already that there are I would ask you information about the software too. I use cocreate modeling and cocreate drafting. I imagine that the partner I create is created direct/modeling (including drafting?). so from what you tell me there should be no problem with the right interface? If so, you really gave me a great news!

 

[nicksoft]

on ptc.com you can download a free and limited version of ptc creo elements/direct modeling express (previously cocreate modeling), so you can get an idea of the interface
Hi.

 

[Graal]

Thank you for your help. Meanwhile, in my research, I found this (in my opinion) very useful link, which allows to understand the correspondence between the new software I create and the cocreated ones. for me it was a holy hand, I hope it could help someone:
http://it.ptc.com/product/creo/mapping/cocreate

 

[nicksoft]

Thank you for your help. Meanwhile, in my research, I found this (in my opinion) very useful link, which allows to understand the correspondence between the new software I create and the cocreated ones. for me it was a holy hand, I hope it could help someone:
http://it.ptc.com/product/creo/mapping/cocreate

It takes the rosette to decipher all the changes in the name of these last years! !

 

[stefanoparducci]

Hello.
I confirm that it is indeed so, the old cocreate modeling (or solid designer for nostalgics) for a few years now is officially called ptc creo elements/direct modeling and the old cocreate drafting (or me10 for the usual nostalgics) now is called creo elements/direct drafting. from version 18 onwards the interface has changed (ribbon bar in high msoffice type to mean) .
greetings, stefano

 

[Er Presidente]

exists the possibility to set the old version simil interface