Creo Parametric - Top Down Design - Notebooks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2018
- This Creo Parametric tutorial video shows you how to create Notebooks as part of the Top Down Design Process for assembly modeling. Notebooks were formerly known as Layouts and are used to capture dimensions and parameters that affect multiple components.
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Notebooks are really useful. thanks for this great demonstration. I have a suggestion if you don't mind. In this video you mentioned MathCAD (for gear calculations). Could you please make a video on how to design a component by combining a notebook (for driving critical dimensions of a part) and a mathcad document ? because both concepts are really similar so a video like this could clarify the difference with a practical example. thanks
Bem legal a explicação. Tb quero fazer vídeos de dicas !!!!
Well presented, thankyou
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Very helpful video. I tried to create the parameter table in the Creo 6 student edition, but it's unfortunately grayed out. Not available in the free version. :( Made do with annotated notes.
I wasn’t aware you could do Notebooks at all in the student edition.
Hi, I’ve created the table, but it doesn’t extact the dimension and paramter, could you help me?
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Would you be able to explain more about Creo Layout (cem files)? What is the difference between using notebooks and layout? Can they be mutually beneficial/supporting, or are they just two methods for the same thing? What's the use cases for using one over the other?
I would be very interested if you did a video discussing Layout itself..
Thanks!
If people contributed to my Patreon, I could afford a license of Layout and start making videos to answer questions like these.
@@CADPLMGuy Oh it is a separate licence? That's fair.
It might help to add the Patreon link to the video descriptions or about page.. that was the first place I looked before realizing I'd have to check the ending of a newer vid and then manually type it out in the address bar..
Yes, Layout is an additional license.
I'll update my standard video description but it will take about a month to take place (my videos are scheduled a month in advance). I post my video release schedule on my Patreon and the channel updates have a link to my Patreon:
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Instead of dxf i would like refer .sec files