I can't say enough thanks for this beautiful tutorials. They saved me so much time and especially nerves in my daily work. I allready recommended it to all of my colleagues. It's much better than many Creo courses I know. Bravo 👍👍
What about a variable radius on a Stop at Reference round? After I create the round stopping at a reference and add a radius, Creo selects the entire original edge instead of just the round's length and puts the added radius on the edge past the stop.
I wish this functionality was better in Creo. All options, including the 'Corner sphere' option, only creates geometry with tangent (G2) conditions, with no option for continuous curvature (G3). The results are terrible in Creo. Basically all of the surface results are completely unusable for production parts. Just turn zebra stripes on and see how awful the resultant surfaces are. So disappointing. NX handles this in a usable way. Does anyone know of a way of getting much smoother better results using this tool?
Unusable for production parts? I think you are not only being overly dramatic but also thoroughly incorrect as this functionality is used in numerous production parts including those of companies I have worked at, including Lockheed Martin, Amazon, and Blue Origin. Also tangent continuity is G1, curvature continuity is G2, and acceleration continuity is G3. If you need G3 or not able to achieve G2, you can always use Boundaries Blends or the Style tool for those transitions instead of Rounds. As I explain in an earlier video, Rounds are simple engineering features used to reduce stress concentrations, eliminate corners, and remove non-structural mass.
![Creo Parametric - Auto Round Feature [Part Modeling]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ttz7zn-LeaE/mqdefault.jpg)
![Creo Parametric - Auto Round Feature [Part Modeling]](/img/tr.png)
I can't say enough thanks for this beautiful tutorials. They saved me so much time and especially nerves in my daily work. I allready recommended it to all of my colleagues. It's much better than many Creo courses I know. Bravo 👍👍
A lots of details really well explained , thanks
Thanks, Frédéric!
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Thanks, Mechon Master!
What about a variable radius on a Stop at Reference round? After I create the round stopping at a reference and add a radius, Creo selects the entire original edge instead of just the round's length and puts the added radius on the edge past the stop.
I wish this functionality was better in Creo. All options, including the 'Corner sphere' option, only creates geometry with tangent (G2) conditions, with no option for continuous curvature (G3). The results are terrible in Creo. Basically all of the surface results are completely unusable for production parts. Just turn zebra stripes on and see how awful the resultant surfaces are. So disappointing. NX handles this in a usable way. Does anyone know of a way of getting much smoother better results using this tool?
Unusable for production parts? I think you are not only being overly dramatic but also thoroughly incorrect as this functionality is used in numerous production parts including those of companies I have worked at, including Lockheed Martin, Amazon, and Blue Origin. Also tangent continuity is G1, curvature continuity is G2, and acceleration continuity is G3. If you need G3 or not able to achieve G2, you can always use Boundaries Blends or the Style tool for those transitions instead of Rounds. As I explain in an earlier video, Rounds are simple engineering features used to reduce stress concentrations, eliminate corners, and remove non-structural mass.