Creo Parametric - Model Based Definition (MBD) Overview

This Creo Parametric lecture video explains the background of Model Based Definition, common objections and concerns, and the basics of implementing and using it.
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[@kalpitkatpara4363]

Amazing overview!

[@CADPLMGuy]

Thanks!

[@abhishekr177]

Nice 👍 sir thank you

[@CADWorld24-7]

Very motivating

[@CADPLMGuy]

Glad you think so!

[@martinlizuch9999]

Hi,
first thanks for your videos, I like to watch and learn from them. I'd like to ask a few questions to this MBD topic. I prepared my templates according to your videos and MIL-STD31000. I'm having some issues however when I'm trying to prepare either stp or 3D pdf from my models. For stp export, I ran it with the necessary settings (ap242 format, with annotations and rich text enabled). But when I try to import the stp back to Creo (to check, whether it worked correctly), there are some things missing (I can see the annotations + comb. states, but all the unattached notes are missing). I tried also Fusion 360, but there are I did not see anything except for the solid geometry itself. As for 3D PDF, in MIL-STD 31000B there is a 3D PDF example with 4 combined states where annotations as well as notes are visible. But when I try to save my model as 3D pdf, it seems to save only the views and not the combination states (essentially the same problem as with stp, I can see the annotations from one combined state, but not anything else (notes, etc.)). Could you please help me solving these problems?

[@CADPLMGuy]

I recommend filing a ticket with PTC Tech Support. This can be due to a variety of issues. I do not have time to assist you with this.