Trajpar - for beginners and advanced users | Creo Tutorial

Explanation of Trajectory parameter the "trajpar" - on simple examples for any beginner to understand it and for advanced users too
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[@fredericdancray5933]

After such a clear explanation it becomes really easy
thanks Vladimir

[@4kside]

Thanks Frederic for your like and positive feedback. Stay tuned, more tips and tricks will follow ;) Bye, Vladimir

[@lamba1970]

Great tutorial Vladimir!

[@4kside]

Thanks Davide. I have tried to describe the feature, which is so powerful and I like to use it ;)

[@marimuthuradan9058]

awesome video please make a continuous video with trigonometrical functions.

[@varunm7011]

great video, but is there any substantial advantage over bled feature...
one advantage is see is that we don't have to re draw the sketch again , but other than that ... ?

[@4kside]

Hi, behind the trajpar is more than redraw sketch. I use it often for surface spring modeling.. E. G. ruclips.net/video/3Qdv3E8TnCI/видео.html

[@Chanakya50BC]

Trajpar is a powerful tool and is very different from blend. In a Blend, one does not have control over how the cross section varies between two sections. Trajpar, graph and parametric equations, make it possible. Trajpar can also be used to control how a pattern behaves ir how a spring is coiled.
Happy learning