Creo Parametric - Annotation Features - Model Based Definition (MBD)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This Creo Parametric tutorial video explains the use of Annotation Features as part of the Model Based Definition (MBD) process:
* Accessing enhanced functionality like references, regeneration, parameters, and Control Characteristics.
* Organizing Annotations.
* Performing feature operations.
* Acting as markers in the Model Tree.
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Dave
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Yes, I've been using annotation features; I did learn some new things about them from your video.
Glad to hear that!
Thanks for for the annotation demo. Very helpful! Could you please demonstrate how to manage annotation on an inseperable assy? For example a plate with keenserts, dowel pins. Should the annotation features be created at the part or assy level? Thanks again!
In Creo 9, you can create them at either level.
Hi
Thank's for all you videos. I really like them.
Question:
Does Creo as well offer an option to change the text and symbol size of annotations. Best would be, if the text size is linked to the screen or creo window size?
So far, in our creo environment, the text and symbol size seems to be fixed. So if I zoom in in 3D modeling finally the text or symbols grows to screen size and now geometry remains visible.
I never really noticed that. Flat to Screen notes stay the same size. I recommend contacting PTC Technical Support. If there isn’t an option, I recommend submitting an enhancement request. I know Michael and the other product managers pay attention to those.
How did you add the green separation line between the model tree and the footnote section?
I think it was Creo 6.0 when the Insert Here arrow changed to the green bar.
Dave,
Do you know WHY driving dimensions cannot be added as annotation features? (in Creo 7 for examples)?
Not being able to designate a driving dimension as a control characteristic is something I do not understand. I am sure Creo has a very good reason of such approach, but I do not know what it is.
Driving dimensions belong to the feature that owns them. Creo has been moving away from Annotation Features for a few versions. Their main uses now are organization and including 3D Annotations in Data Sharing Features.
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Dave,
May I ask you a question regarding "Creo has been moving away from Annotation Features for a few versions. "
If Creo is moving away from Annotation Feature what is the replacement? If moving away in favor of what?
I am trying to understand the new versions of Creo 7 or 8.
Moving away from needing them at all and having the functionality available directly in the 3D Annotations themselves.
Very informative. is there any way to use annotation feature in the drawing format if I want to create parameter driven roughness or other symbols?
Please see this video: ruclips.net/video/NBSQrgJIWtc/видео.html
And one more comment about annotation features: if you move all created annotation features to the Footer, as you suggested in your video, then how you are able to publish them? I think you are not able to use them in the Publish Geometry, don't you? Again, I am learning, and if I am wrong I will stand corrected.
Move it out of the Footer if you need to. It looks like I created this in Creo 5 or 6, and the particulars depend on version. For example, starting in Creo 7 or 8, Publish Geoms are created in the Footer by default.