Adding parameters from the Assembly in Creo Parametric

[@cadcaetutorial2039]

So great this lecture sir

[@cadcaetutorial2039]

So perfect sir

[@CADxTraining]

Most welcome. Please subscribe to the channel.

[@prabhakaran3711]

Kindly design the framework and welding parameter on the square tude in the creo

[@UjjwalGore-n9e]

I want to add two parameters. Our model name consists of two parts - part number and revision (e.g. aaxx01_a1). so i want to add 1st parameter(part number) that will take the first 5 letters of the model name and 2nd parameter (revision) that will take the last 2 letters of the model name. i want to add them to the drawing and BOM. so how to i define /add these parameters.

[@CADxTraining]

You watch this video you will get the idea.
ua-cam.com/video/gDNn3GqCsho/v-deo.html

[@tekkenworld1472]

bhi drawings bhi upload kr deya kro

[@CADxTraining]

You don't need any drawing for this video

[@RintoJoseph]

I think the better way to add parameters is by using tree column.

[@CADxTraining]

Yes, you can even copy and paste the value from the Excel sheet if you go with tree column.

[@CADxTraining]

Hello, can you create a new parameter by tree column?

[@RintoJoseph]

​@@CADxTraining Yes, I think Using the tree column, it's very easy to add the same parameter to every part in a assembly if there are only one or two parameters to add

[@CADxTraining]

But creating a new parameter through three column is a time taking process. Because for his part you need to change the parameter type before filling the parameter value.

[@TheMirko1974]

If you use a start part with correct parameters before model the part, you don't have to add anithing

[@CADxTraining]

Yes you are correct. But in case you need to do that anytime, it will be helpful.