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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Technical illustrations make it possible to quickly and accurately communicate complex product, service, and parts information to the people that need it the most throughout the entire product lifecycle.
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It's a nice Creo Illustrate introduction, quite different to the other ones and I like it. Would you be able to address changes made to the communication with Windchill? Using Direct Link instead of WGM and perhaps touch on the workflow for assembly updates coming through where a subassembly comes pretty much the same but with a different number and a couple of parts replaced? Or if there's a way to reuse majority of illustrations when just a different version of the same product or module exists but requires a separate file? Like the loader with just two different sets of the spoon subassembly.
17:15 Not exactly. If a change pertains to an assembly (not a single part!) theneveything contained in the assembly is gone from all of the figures and needs to be redone. Sadly, even though replace part tool exists there's nothing which allows to point that 90% of the assembly is the same, just two parts were different and the assembly had to have a different name.
How do we connect Creo Illustrate to Windchill?
Depends on what versions are in play. In general the Windchill Workgroup Manager WAS used to manage the connection between WC and Creo Illustrate. With newer versions, like 11.0, or 11.1, that connection is done inside Creo Illustrate directly.