TRAINING
myPDS Creo Methods
myPDS Creo Methods
Training Description
The myPDS Creo Methods training covers procedures and methods for working with PTC Creo that allow users to pursue their design intent in various ways to arrive at their final design. By understanding the parametric functionality of PTC Creo, it is possible to create flexibility in terms of design creation and modification. Clean reference flow, frictionless working and reusability of data, especially geometry, are the focus of this workshop.
Through better understanding of the parametric functionality, use of numerous tips and tricks, you will get after this workshop easier and faster to better designs. Set new standards with your designs.
Training Location: PDSVISION training center, in-house or virtual
Languages: English, German
Audience: This training is aimed at experienced designers from various disciplines who want to set new standards with their designs.
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- Module 0 – The design intent
- Module 1 – Methods in sketching mode
- Module 2 – Dealing with references
- Module 3 – Communication
> Model tree structure
> Display options - Module 4 – Components and assemblies
> Replacing parts - Module 5 – Rounding
> Rounding methods
> automatic rounding
> Rounding transitions - Module 6 – Mirror methods
> Geometry and KEs
> Collective surfaces
> Mirroring in assemblies - Module 7 – Surface modeling
> Stable surface design
> Composite volume
> Boundary composite
> Surface patch - Module 8 – Geometry transfer options
> Inherit / Merge
> Copy & Special Paste
> CopyGeom & PublishGeom - Module 9 – Pattern Methodology
> Reference Patterns
> Point patterns & Geometry patterns - Module 10 – Manufacturing Concepts
> RT & FT in one
> RT & FT with merging
> RT & FT with functional part
> RT & FT with machining part - Module 11 – Analysis tools
> Bevel check - Module 12 – Methods in drawing mode
> Methods and tips
> Tolerances - Module 13 – Performance and others
> Data formats
> Reducing the regeneration time - Module 14 – Mechanism
> Preview of existing possibilities
