Hello, David! Hope you are fine! My name is Guilherme Santos, and I am currently looking for Creo tutorials regarding surfaces and I found your (amazing) playlists on UA-cam, specially Surfacing, Freestyle Surfacing, ISDX, Offset Command. However, I did not find in your websites the models to try to reproduce the tutorials. Can you please share parts by e-mail or some dropbox link?
wow all tis time i struggle to add entities into 1 chain(with the usual thinking Cntr) the solution was the Shift key TANK YOU! I would like to ask you were we can find such as this documented details on commands?
Apostolis, I'm glad I could help. I agree, the whole combination of using SHIFT vs CTRL is not immediately obvious. Part of the reason I make these videos is that this information is not readily available to users. It is in PTC University if you have a subscription, although I find their material a little dry and boring. It's also in the PTC Help. If you've seen that, it's also not the most electrifying reading.
Can you touch on STYLE and G3 curve and surface connections? I had a PTC support ticket opened and they gave me a great tip for a troublesome master surface model. There was one last patch i couldn't get to G3 - they had me create a CURVE FROM DATUM in STYLE, increase the quality, and bump the degree to 7. That worked, but it's still hit or miss as a general modeling method in STYLE. Thinking NX or Catia may be better CAD programs for true G3/Class A. thoughts?
Honestly I have extreme difficulty seeing the difference between G2 and G3 surface connections visually - my eyes just aren’t attuned to that level. I can use some of the analysis tools to tell that there’s a difference. To me it’s like how to distinguish between good and bad modern art. Also I haven’t done much Industrial Design in the years since PTC added G3 connections. We used ISDX at Lab126 but Echo and Fire TV were simple shapes obviously. On Prime Air and Blue Origin we keep away from too stylistic surfaces for manufacturability. I just don’t have the experience to comment that deeply about G3.
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Cooper Rylan I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Hello I have played with boundary blend whole day and for some reason I can not use second direction. Does the lines have to be connected to each other with some special way? Can you show how you draw the lines for boundary blend?
@@turbojspeed1360 I still don't know what ends you are talking about. I'm sure the problem is clear in your mind, but you haven't explained it clear enough for me to understand what exactly you are referring to.
@@CADPLMGuy first of all I'm really sorry for my english. 😁. The issue is. There is a base curve and a set of curves that define it's surfaces. How does the ends of guiding curves meet the base curve
Sir pls start a tutorial videos for beginners...(from the basic simple model to assembly models) and pls show some sheet metal based videos .....I am finding your videos are more helpful for students and profetionals and your explanation is awesome pls keep it on sir thank you
Playlists: Creo Parametric for Absolute Beginners ua-cam.com/play/PLRhPac0z_f-Ha215v0bMebSdZvC1RJGrL.html Basics ua-cam.com/play/PLRhPac0z_f-Gl7aYKojTgbL5Juz6HHS4d.html Sheetmetal ua-cam.com/play/PLRhPac0z_f-FVsSyuMnE5dk2fkK3tv1xn.html Over 50 videos which should get you well on your way in Creo Parametric. I hope you enjoy!
![Creo Parametric - Swept Blends [Demo Tutorial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4t14TgzONh8/mqdefault.jpg)
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Hello, David! Hope you are fine!
My name is Guilherme Santos, and I am currently looking for Creo tutorials regarding surfaces and I found your (amazing) playlists on UA-cam, specially Surfacing, Freestyle Surfacing, ISDX, Offset Command.
However, I did not find in your websites the models to try to reproduce the tutorials. Can you please share parts by e-mail or some dropbox link?
wow all tis time i struggle to add entities into 1 chain(with the usual thinking Cntr) the solution was the Shift key TANK YOU!
I would like to ask you were we can find such as this documented details on commands?
Apostolis, I'm glad I could help. I agree, the whole combination of using SHIFT vs CTRL is not immediately obvious.
Part of the reason I make these videos is that this information is not readily available to users. It is in PTC University if you have a subscription, although I find their material a little dry and boring. It's also in the PTC Help. If you've seen that, it's also not the most electrifying reading.
👍👏 Your video has given me great help and interest in Creo. Thank you! from S. Korea
Glad it was helpful!
Can you touch on STYLE and G3 curve and surface connections?
I had a PTC support ticket opened and they gave me a great tip for a troublesome master surface model.
There was one last patch i couldn't get to G3 - they had me create a CURVE FROM DATUM in STYLE, increase the quality, and bump the degree to 7.
That worked, but it's still hit or miss as a general modeling method in STYLE.
Thinking NX or Catia may be better CAD programs for true G3/Class A.
thoughts?
Honestly I have extreme difficulty seeing the difference between G2 and G3 surface connections visually - my eyes just aren’t attuned to that level. I can use some of the analysis tools to tell that there’s a difference. To me it’s like how to distinguish between good and bad modern art.
Also I haven’t done much Industrial Design in the years since PTC added G3 connections. We used ISDX at Lab126 but Echo and Fire TV were simple shapes obviously. On Prime Air and Blue Origin we keep away from too stylistic surfaces for manufacturability.
I just don’t have the experience to comment that deeply about G3.
ok
Hello
Nice video, thanks
You can also approximate curve at the beginning (copy curve), it s allow to get a "single" shape.
At some point I’ll do a series on Copy and Paste / Paste Special when I feel like finally tackling all those dependency options.
Amazing video! Thank you very much. Could you also do some videos on creating curves within ISDX?
Eventually... once I get a license of ISDX...
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Alessandro Josue Instablaster ;)
@Cooper Rylan I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Cooper Rylan it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my account!
Hello Dave, are the training files available for downloading?
Really helpful tutorial, thank you very much for showing it.
Can you build a G2 continuity surface without darwing style curves using the boundary blend feature in creo?
Yes
Hello I have played with boundary blend whole day and for some reason I can not use second direction. Does the lines have to be connected to each other with some special way? Can you show how you draw the lines for boundary blend?
yes i have the same problem i can't use the second direction have you found the solution?
Hi sir..i see your chanel is very helpful,, i working manufacturing ( milling).do you know the chanel about that.. thanks
How did u draw this for developing the curve.
Actually how did u connect the ends
How did I draw what? The network of curves are either 2D sketches or curves through points.
@@CADPLMGuy sorry sir. I didn't get those ends comnected. So I was figuring it out how to get those ends comnected 😁😁😁
@@turbojspeed1360 I still don't know what ends you are talking about. I'm sure the problem is clear in your mind, but you haven't explained it clear enough for me to understand what exactly you are referring to.
@@CADPLMGuy first of all I'm really sorry for my english. 😁.
The issue is. There is a base curve and a set of curves that define it's surfaces. How does the ends of guiding curves meet the base curve
thanks!!!
Thank you so much sir
Most welcome, Shmeer!
Sir pls start a tutorial videos for beginners...(from the basic simple model to assembly models) and pls show some sheet metal based videos .....I am finding your videos are more helpful for students and profetionals and your explanation is awesome pls keep it on sir thank you
I do have those videos. Please see the Creo Parametric for Absolute Beginners playlist for starters.
Playlists:
Creo Parametric for Absolute Beginners ua-cam.com/play/PLRhPac0z_f-Ha215v0bMebSdZvC1RJGrL.html
Basics ua-cam.com/play/PLRhPac0z_f-Gl7aYKojTgbL5Juz6HHS4d.html
Sheetmetal ua-cam.com/play/PLRhPac0z_f-FVsSyuMnE5dk2fkK3tv1xn.html
Over 50 videos which should get you well on your way in Creo Parametric. I hope you enjoy!
Thank you for the response sir...
Thanks for subscribing!