Love it, thank you so much! The first minute is gold. When users are first getting started with Creo I think it is challenging to mentally organize and remember those 4 different tools based on their names alone. This visual guide makes it extremely easy, I'm sure this will help many people in the future.
Mine routinely just doesn't let me select the next section. The "insert" button is just always grayed out..... Frustrated complaining aside, thank you for the upload! Videos like this make getting through roadblocks so much easier!
Amazing. One question, on Sweep blend we can choose up to two chain as trajectories (see message bar when you started command). I tried to use two trajectories but I failed. Can you please show an example of sweep blend with two trajectories?
See my full video series on Variable Section Sweeps. With Swept Blend you can use a second trajectory just like the Normal to Trajectory option there. It’s a special rarely used case.
Hi, Very useful tutorial. I have a question: How to add segments when one section is circle (2 segments by default) and the second section is a 4-segment square? Thanks for the videos.
A circle is actually 1 segment by default. As I show in another video on Swept Blends, in Sketcher you can use the Divide tool to break up a section into the appropriate number of segments.
I guess the part that really hindered me getting started is the needed addition of datum points along the trajectory especially when creating multiple sketches within the swept blend tool
Are you asking if I’m the Khan Academy guy? I don’t know who you’re talking about, but I’m not that guy. Coincidentally, I did live around the corner from the original Khan Academy office in Mountain View in my Silicon Valley days.
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Love it, thank you so much! The first minute is gold. When users are first getting started with Creo I think it is challenging to mentally organize and remember those 4 different tools based on their names alone. This visual guide makes it extremely easy, I'm sure this will help many people in the future.
Mine routinely just doesn't let me select the next section. The "insert" button is just always grayed out.....
Frustrated complaining aside, thank you for the upload! Videos like this make getting through roadblocks so much easier!
i smashed the subscribe button
Thank you!
Does the swept b;end use NURBS? or do they use something else to interpolate?
I don't know what they use.
ITS BIGINEER UNDERSTAND ITS VERY COMPLICATE SO PLS EXPLAIN STEP BY STEP
Sir, more videos like this please....loved the way u did the model step by step....💟
Thanks for watching and the feedback, Shashikumar. I will try to do more videos like this.
Amazing. One question, on Sweep blend we can choose up to two chain as trajectories (see message bar when you started command). I tried to use two trajectories but I failed. Can you please show an example of sweep blend with two trajectories?
See my full video series on Variable Section Sweeps. With Swept Blend you can use a second trajectory just like the Normal to Trajectory option there. It’s a special rarely used case.
Hi, Very useful tutorial. I have a question: How to add segments when one section is circle (2 segments by default) and the second section is a 4-segment square? Thanks for the videos.
A circle is actually 1 segment by default. As I show in another video on Swept Blends, in Sketcher you can use the Divide tool to break up a section into the appropriate number of segments.
You didnt even show how to make the trajectory sketch
It's three straight lines and a couple fillets. If you need help creating that trajectory, I suggest you watch my series on basics of sketching.
I guess the part that really hindered me getting started is the needed addition of datum points along the trajectory especially when creating multiple sketches within the swept blend tool
Is this not the Khan Academy guy?
Are you asking if I’m the Khan Academy guy? I don’t know who you’re talking about, but I’m not that guy. Coincidentally, I did live around the corner from the original Khan Academy office in Mountain View in my Silicon Valley days.
@@CADPLMGuy your voice and tone are strikingly similar to the guy who does a bunch (all?) of the videos for Khan Academy
How to use the set perimeter control option in swept blend?
Click on the Options tab and check the box for Perimeter Control.
Thank You!
ITS NOT FULLFILL DEMO,SECTION WISE EXPLANTRION NEED