best explanation. i have a doubt bro ?? . in solidworks we can easily change the bend direction of flat pattern from down to top in a single click and all other associated views also change with it , but i can see any option for that in creo. in real world scenario workers in factories prefer upside bends only, as they may confuse with down side bends ( they need to reverse the part then shown in our drawing). hope you understand my question.
In Creo bend to change diction while creating flange use opposite line to change direction or give negative flange length. Example- in seat you have two edge top and bottom of you use top edge it will beng one side and change direction chose bottom edge
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best explanation. i have a doubt bro ?? . in solidworks we can easily change the bend direction of flat pattern from down to top in a single click and all other associated views also change with it , but i can see any option for that in creo. in real world scenario workers in factories prefer upside bends only, as they may confuse with down side bends ( they need to reverse the part then shown in our drawing). hope you understand my question.
In Creo bend to change diction while creating flange use opposite line to change direction or give negative flange length.
Example- in seat you have two edge top and bottom of you use top edge it will beng one side and change direction chose bottom edge