Creo Parametric - Drawings - Creating Tables
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2024
- This Creo Parametric tutorial shows how to create a table for a drawing - in this case, a revision block.
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Dave - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I came here to find out how to snap tables and I guess you can't! Glad your video cleared it up. Thanks!
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I want to increase the size of the product drawing and the size of the dimension lines to make the drawing clearer when printed. Please guide me on which customization settings to adjust to make the drawing and dimension lines larger. Thank you!
Can you guide me how to take log files from creo and how to do Part cleanup on 3d model environment
You don't have to do the styling cell by cell. You can row column select formatting same way as you made the heights or control select multiple cells. then activate formatting tab and set font and position to multiple cells at once.
I also find that eyeballing the location is a bit of a poor mans solution since you can easily make a map key for snapping and if your sheet is designed well your default snap settings would most likely hit the corner. So toggle snap on put in corner toggle out is often faster in my opinion. If you must you could just make a map key to put table at predefined location too but that's a bit involved.
You can do multi-cell formatting in a drawing, but it appears you cannot do that in a format. Looks like Format Mode has not received several of the updates that Drawing Mode has in recent years, as I pointed out with some other functions in the video.
@@CADPLMGuy I seem to be able to do this in format mode too, just verified. In either case you case you can also do this the old way using the [Table -> Text Style] button as well. Last but not least you can open a temp drawing make the table in drawing mode save it and import if you must.
for large complex tables is there any better way to navigate from cell to cell? i have to click a million times - to the point its easier to just make the table in excel then import the CSV
Not that I’m aware of. That would be a great suggestion for the product manager of 2D and 3D detailing. Michael is always looking for ways to make detailing easier and more user friendly.
@@CADPLMGuy can you give me his contact info?
@@danrichards27 Just submit to the Ideas board on the PTC Community site. I know he reads the submissions.
Why all have to be complex, cryptic and archaic in CREO? I can even add a FN to a table and found no information in their (useless) HELP page
Watch my videos on Bills of Materials.
To use Creo, you have to think like Creo. After some proper learning, it becomes natural. Watch all his videos. It's a gold mine. If you watched that movie, Ford vs Ferrari, that's kind of how it is with Creo.