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Introduction to Creo Elements/Pro Introduction to Creo Elements/Pro Exercise and Reference Guide Authored and published using Copyright © 2009 Parametric Technology Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Copyright for PTC software products is with Parametric Technology Corporation, its subsidiary companies (collectively “PTC”), and their respective licensors. This software is provided under written license agreement, contains valuable trade secrets and proprietary information, and is protected by the copyright laws of the United States and other countries. It may not be copied or distributed in any form or medium, disclosed to third parties, or used in any manner not provided for in the software licenses agreement except with written prior approval from PTC. UNAUTHORIZED USE OF SOFTWARE OR ITS DOCUMENTATION CAN RESULT IN CIVIL DAMAGES AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTION. 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For that reason, PTC is actively working with industry, secondary school teachers and university professors to develop a complete education solution - from the secondary school all the way to the college/university level. PTC is committed to building a new generation of "technological thinkers" and helping students gain access to technology education programs and innovative skills for the future. Today, more than 35,000 schools and ten million students are using PTC solutions. In addition, our software has been incorporated in over 1800 universities globally, including 50 of the top mechanical engineering universities in the United States. The number of schools and universities continues to grow every year. We're proud to be part of a technological literacy movement that seeks to help bridge the academic gap and inspire all students to design the products of the future, because the designers of the future are our future too. With PTC's School & University Program, students can: • Build technological literacy • Learn to work collaboratively in teams • Develop communication, interpersonal and social skills • Improve critical thinking and strategic thinking skills • Increase confidence • Experience project-based problem solving • Become familiar with advanced design processes • Prepare for real-world careers in technology Contact Information – PTC Academic Program General PTC Academic Program Questions • Email: [email protected] Creo Elements/Pro for Schools • Email: [email protected] • Web: www.ptcschools.com DOD STARBASE • Email: [email protected] • STARBASE Support Pages – www.starbasedod.org – www.ptcmissioncontrol.com FIRST Robotics •Email:fi[email protected] • FIRST Support Pages – www.ptc.com/go/first – www.ptc.com/go/firstregistration – www.ptc.com/go/firstgettingstarted – www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/index.php RWDC - Real World Design Challenge •Email:[email protected] •FIRSTSupport Pages –www.realworlddesignchallenge.org –www.ptc.com/go/rwdc/rwdcgettingstarted Scalextric4Schools • UK: www.scalextric4schools.org • US: www.scalextric4schools.us Training Agenda Day 1 Module 01 ― The Interface and Basic Concepts Module 02 ― Basic Part Modeling Day 2 Module 03 ― Basic Drawing Creation Module 04 ― Basic Assembly Modeling Module 05 ― Advanced Modeling and Design Module 06 ― Photorealistic Rendering Table of Contents Introduction to Creo Elements/Pro TheInterfaceandBasicConcepts............................. 1-1 DownloadingModelFilesforthisCourse...................... 1-2 UnderstandingSolidModelingConcepts...................... 1-3 UnderstandingFeature-BasedConcepts...................... 1-4 UnderstandingParametricConcepts......................... 1-5 UnderstandingAssemblyConcepts.......................... 1-7 UnderstandingAssociativeConcepts........................ 1-9 UnderstandingModel-CentricConcepts..................... 1-11 UnderstandingtheCreoElements/ProInterface............... 1-13 WorkingDirectoriesandSavingyourWork................... 1-16 UsingSpin,Pan,ZoomandNamedViews................... 1-18 UnderstandingBasicDisplayOptions....................... 1-23 SelectingItemsusingDirectSelection....................... 1-28 SelectingItemsusingQuerySelection...................... 1-30 UnderstandingSelectionFilters............................ 1-36 UsingtheSmartSelectionFilter............................ 1-37 ManagingFilesinCreoElements/Pro....................... 1-42 UnderstandingtheBasicsofSketcher....................... 1-50 BasicPartModeling........................................ 2-1 BasicPartModeling...................................... 2-2 BasicDrawingCreation..................................... 3-1 BasicDrawingCreation................................... 3-2 BasicAssemblyModeling................................... 4-1 BasicAssemblyModeling................................. 4-2 AdvancedModelingandDesign.............................. 5-1 AdvancedModelingandDesign............................ 5-2 PhotorealisticRendering.................................... 6-1 PhotorealisticRendering.................................. 6-2 BasicPartModeling-References............................. 7-1 ReviewingSketcherTheory................................ 7-2 SpecifyingtheSketchSetup............................... 7-3 CreatingSketches('Sketch'Feature)......................... 7-5 CreatingInternalSketches................................. 7-7 SketchingLines......................................... 7-9 SketchingCircles....................................... 7-10 SketchingCenterlines................................... 7-11 DimensioningEntitieswithinSketcher....................... 7-12 ModifyingDimensionswithinSketcher....................... 7-14 CreatingSolidExtrudeFeatures........................... 7-15 CommonDashboardOptions:ExtrudeDepth................. 7-16 CommonDashboardOptions:FeatureDirection............... 7-18 CreatingCoaxialHoles.................................. 7-20 CreatingLinearHoles................................... 7-21 Exploring Hole ProfileOptions............................. 7-23 CreatingDatumFeaturesTheory........................... 7-25 BasicDrawingCreation-References.......................... 8-1 UnderstandingDrawingConceptsandTheory................. 8-2 Creating New Drawings using Drawing Templates . 8-3 CreatingNewDrawingsandApplyingFormats................. 8-5 UnderstandingBasic2-DOrientations........................ 8-7 Understanding the Drawing Ribbon User Interface . 8-9 CreatingandOrientingGeneralViews....................... 8-11 CreatingProjectionViews................................ 8-12 CreatingCross-SectionViews............................. 8-13 ModifyingDrawingViews................................. 8-15 UtilizingtheDrawingTree................................ 8-17 Understanding Annotation Concepts and Types . 8-18 Showing,Erasing,andDeletingAnnotations.................. 8-19 CleaningUpDimensions................................. 8-21 ManipulatingDimensions................................. 8-23 CreatingDrivenDimensions.............................. 8-25 InsertingNotes......................................... 8-27 PublishingDrawings..................................... 8-29 BasicAssemblyModeling-References........................ 9-1 UnderstandingConstraintTheory........................... 9-2 AssemblingComponentsusingtheDefaultConstraint........... 9-4 OrientingtheComponentbeingAssembled................... 9-5 ConstrainingComponentsusingInsert....................... 9-7 Constraining Components using Mate Coincident . 9-8 Constraining Components using Align Coincident . 9-10 UtilizingtheAccessoryWindow............................ 9-12 AdvancedModelingandDesign-References.................. 10-1 UnderstandingDesignIntent.............................. 10-2 UtilizingConstraints..................................... 10-4 SketchingwithOn-the-FlyConstraints....................... 10-6 SketchingArcs......................................... 10-8 UsingGeometryToolswithinSketcher.....................
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