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Creating efficient and dynamic workflows in Creo can significantly enhance your productivity. One powerful method to achieve this is by utilizing Windows system variables within Creo Mapkeys. This…
Read MoreIf you need to copy the parameter value by a mapkey here is the Mapkey: mapkey cv @MAPKEY_NAMECopy Value from Parameter;@MAPKEY_LABELCopy Value;\ mapkey(continued) ~ Command ProCmdMmParams ;\ mapkey(continued)…
Read MoreList of Mapkeys to increase your efficiency for Creo 1.0 – Creo 9.0
Read MoreThe input parameters: SPACING (required hole spacing)MINIMUM_OFFSET (minimum distance from the boundary)LENGTH (total length) The output parameters: NUMBER_OF_MEMBERS (number of members in Pattern feature)OFFSET (real offset from the…
Read MoreDo you need to transform the Real Number Parameter to a String Parameter? It is easy with Relations: The input parameter: X=12.34567 (Real Number) The output parameter: Y=1.234…
Read MoreIf your file name (model name, assembly name) is combined with DRAWING_NUMBER and MODEL_NAME separated by underscore “_” (254-33-03-008_wheel.prt) you can write relations for divide this file name…
Read MoreWould you like to identify the MAC address of your LAN adapter? Here is a small utility that will help you: MAC_Reader
Read MoreYou can Nest Mapkeys so that one mapkey initiates another. To nest a mapkey, include the mapkey name preceded by a percent sign (%) in the sequence of…
Read More· Duplicates – Allows multiple rows with the same data to exist. This is why we see several rows that look identical to each other. Unfortunately, Duplicates will…
Read MorePTC creo Parametric extracts values for parameters from model data and displays them in tables when the parameters are included within a repeat region. These parameters can be…
Read MoreLinestock Parameters: Parameter Name Definition &asm.mbr.pipe.stock.name Lists name(s) of line stock(s). &asm.mbr.pipe.stock.User Defined Lists specified parameters for the line stock. &asm.mbr.pipe.stock.line.name Lists names of all pipelines using each…
Read More…if you create an assembly and you will modify it .. sometimes the system creates dependencies between old components and you can find some “problematic objects” (in a…
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