Thx Joshua, U R the king, this tutorial helped me a lot, im currently at a new job, need all help i can get doing my it and this one was like light in the dark, thx again
Hi Josh, Cheers for the video. Was wondering how you did your constraint for your bolt holes, Were they a 3 point constraint? And if so how did you do them? Fully understand the method from your last video, just wondering if this would apply to these bolt holes aswell. Cheers in advance mate.
Left one was 3 axis on surface and middle hole was 2 axis on surface to move in x. Emphasis here was mesh refinement. You could do the 3 or 4 point constraints on each hole instead.
There is a bounding box that creo makes with the whole geometry. So compared to original box, it makes the box 10% bigger than it originally was. Say u had a 100x100x5mm thick bar. Bounding box would be 10% larger that is 110x110x5.5
Thx Joshua, U R the king, this tutorial helped me a lot, im currently at a new job, need all help i can get doing my it and this one was like light in the dark, thx again
Thanks Joshua, this video is great
So in my creo, it wont generate the mesh.. can you help?
Hi Josh, Cheers for the video. Was wondering how you did your constraint for your bolt holes, Were they a 3 point constraint? And if so how did you do them? Fully understand the method from your last video, just wondering if this would apply to these bolt holes aswell. Cheers in advance mate.
Left one was 3 axis on surface and middle hole was 2 axis on surface to move in x. Emphasis here was mesh refinement. You could do the 3 or 4 point constraints on each hole instead.
Thanks Josh for that!
how can i define the true scale for deformed model, and why the default scale is 10%, 10% of what? Can you help me?
Thanks for your helpfull video.
There is a bounding box that creo makes with the whole geometry. So compared to original box, it makes the box 10% bigger than it originally was.
Say u had a 100x100x5mm thick bar. Bounding box would be 10% larger that is 110x110x5.5