Model-Based Definition in Creo

Model-Based Definition in Creo

Manufacturers rely on design documentation to successfully drive the entire development process. Design documentation acts as the definition that guides all activities. This is currently done by creating separate drawings of the design, from individual parts to assemblies. With Model-Based Definition (MBD), it removes the need to create that separate drawing and uses the models, that have already been designed and have most of the information needed for manufacturing already in it.

Learn more about

• Creating models using Model-Based definitions
• Prepare models for annotations
• Create and Modify annotations

What value will this webinar on-demand bring?

You will learn how using MBD can cut the processing time by eliminating the need for separate drawings and adding information to the model, including dimensional tolerances, geometric tolerances, notes, surface finishes, and more.

Who is it for

• Users of Creo, CAD, Engineers