@@sergeydukman5832 Hi Sergey, once you select it, then go to the last tab on the settings and there should be a drop down for arrow and other side to choose which weld type you'd like on each side. I've tested on older and newer versions of creo and it seems to work so let me know which version you are in and I'll try it.
You can set that up in your drawing config file. The weld symbol will follow your default tolerance. You can also turn on the config option that says "drop trailing zeroes"
As someone who's used Creo since it was Pro-e 2000i (yeah I'm really old), I get it. I've taught this program for 8 years to students starting as early as grade 8 and I will tell you it's definitely how you learn it. By grade 10 my students can run Creo better than many engineers. The most common thing I find is trainers who just teach from textbooks and that makes it very unenjoyable. I hope my videos help you but if you can't find what you need in them just ask and I'll make one for you!
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Thanks for the excellent tutorial! Very helpful.
Happy it helped!!
Nice!
Thank you , excellent tutorial.
Thanks for watching!
Thx couldn't find it on my own yet and havent found any german tutorial yet
Glad this video helped! They hide the standard symbols for some reason but once you know where they are there's a ton of options.
Thank you for the video.
How do we create a combined welding symbol, for example, fillet weld + bevel veld?
That will be in the other folder named "combined" instead of selecting the folder named "simple" like I do in the video. Hope this helps!
@@MrMezCAD Yes, I tried. I didn't work. Atleast on my vesion of the Creo.
@@sergeydukman5832 Hi Sergey, once you select it, then go to the last tab on the settings and there should be a drop down for arrow and other side to choose which weld type you'd like on each side. I've tested on older and newer versions of creo and it seems to work so let me know which version you are in and I'll try it.
Great tutorial. I am wondering at changing the tolerance decimal places? From a two place to a one place.
You can set that up in your drawing config file. The weld symbol will follow your default tolerance. You can also turn on the config option that says "drop trailing zeroes"
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Can u zoom ur video sir becos some people seeing (via) through mobile phone sir.. thanks u...
Hi! You can adjust your zoom in youtube actually! It's in the video settings.
Hate this program with a burning passion.
As someone who's used Creo since it was Pro-e 2000i (yeah I'm really old), I get it. I've taught this program for 8 years to students starting as early as grade 8 and I will tell you it's definitely how you learn it. By grade 10 my students can run Creo better than many engineers. The most common thing I find is trainers who just teach from textbooks and that makes it very unenjoyable. I hope my videos help you but if you can't find what you need in them just ask and I'll make one for you!
I hate it more.
Thanks for the tutorial btw, cant believe I had to search for how to add a weld symbol to an engineering CAD program.