Hi Dave! Pls make videos on creo simulate at a deeper level. Like idealization techniques. I have started a new job and kinda struggling with the creo simulate when it comes to idealizations. Make videos on rigid links, springs (in simulate, i know you made in MDO) and weighted links. It would be very helpful!
Hello Sir, I want to get started with Creo parametric. I found bunch of playlist on your channel. But I was confused about where to start. So i started with playlist of absolute beginners. Can you guide me in which sequence should go now to learn effectively??
Could you make a video on nested connection? That is components with lability and connections that are connected with other ones on different assemblies
@@CADPLMGuy Lability of a component is when it has at least 1 dof. With the term "nested connections" I mean an assembly with at least 1 dof based on a connection and this assembly is inserted into an upper-assembly by maintaining its move capacity. Eg: in this video you could have two sub-assemblies (the wheel 12x8x1-style.asm [already done] and a new sub-assembly with all other components), then you could connect them into the same wheel-u-joint.asm
Hi Dave! Pls make videos on creo simulate at a deeper level. Like idealization techniques. I have started a new job and kinda struggling with the creo simulate when it comes to idealizations. Make videos on rigid links, springs (in simulate, i know you made in MDO) and weighted links. It would be very helpful!
I would, but unfortunately I do not have the necessary software licenses.
Hello Sir,
I want to get started with Creo parametric. I found bunch of playlist on your channel. But I was confused about where to start. So i started with playlist of absolute beginners. Can you guide me in which sequence should go now to learn effectively??
There's no standard sequence, but you should watch videos in the Part Mode Basics, Sketch Mode, and Assemblies playlists.
Could you make a video on nested connection? That is components with lability and connections that are connected with other ones on different assemblies
What is lability? Can you give me an example of a nested connection?
@@CADPLMGuy
Lability of a component is when it has at least 1 dof.
With the term "nested connections" I mean an assembly with at least 1 dof based on a connection and this assembly is inserted into an upper-assembly by maintaining its move capacity.
Eg: in this video you could have two sub-assemblies (the wheel 12x8x1-style.asm [already done] and a new sub-assembly with all other components), then you could connect them into the same wheel-u-joint.asm