Multibody Design with Creo 7 | Creo Advanced tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- New multibody design workflows allow you to separately manage, visualize, and design geometric volumes.
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Thank u for sharing us this tutorial! Sadly this function is not available in 6.0😢
Sorry for this if you are Creo 6 user.
Multibody functionality was introduced in Creo 7
Vladimir your are a real inspiration to this design thing.
Could it be possible to use multibody to design single sheet metal parts to be cut then be welded to form a single part in Creo.
in short do multibody work in sheet metal that are to be just welded without bends in the individual bodies
Hi @Apete, thanks for your possiive feedback. I did not try your idea...but if I will find some solution, I will share a video with all. Stay tuned, Vladimir
Oh, finally... 2020
Great
Thanks , Do you think that some users would be tempted to replace a simple assembly by a multibody part
Hi, I think that main reason is that you can use this logic for Generative design... Stay tuned.. I just preparing some example ;)
What's the point? Why wouldn't you just make separate parts and an assembly?
Please stay tuned, I will show you the example in the nearest tutorial.
Hi Brian, I have created real example - How to prepare 3D model with the logic of Multibody Design and How to use Creo Generative Topology Optimization extension with new Creo 7.0
ruclips.net/video/PHYiNSTqsdM/видео.html
Stay tuned, Vladimir
Multibody helps in forge and cast design to logically limit the application of draft and rounds. combine multi bodies at the end to make the product. Before you had to model everything as quilts and then merge and solidify as the last step,
I like the effort. They are late to the party, though.
You have a link of Creo 7?
Here is the link ruclips.net/video/vAeplpAWSiw/видео.html