How to enable the Rotation of the part, with respect to User defined Co...
Hi, I have a assembly, which is assembled w.r.t Global CSY.. If I tried to rotate this subassembly module, It is rotating w.r.t Global csy..It is consuming time. I tried with Spin ON and the...
View ArticleIncrease Creo performance - long load times
We are using Creo 1.0 M030 and we have experienced this since WF5. The loading times for models and drawings becomes a huge factor in my efficiency because I spent so much time waiting. Even switching...
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I suspect it is the processor speed. At only 2.4Ghz, these machines are not exacly blazing. I have the same setup except the HD is a normal platter drive. I believe you can upgrade the CPU for a...
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Aaron, open Task Manager and look at Performance tab (CPU Usage) during loading of your model/drawing. Make sum of CPU usage of all threads and you will get CPU load. If the sum is ~100% then the CPU...
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Re: Increase Creo performance - long load times
I have attached an imagine while using the drawing. I will have to wait about 2 minutes for the page to load if I switch pages (load times dependent on the page I switch to) or if I activate another...
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Aaron, 13 % is an average CPU load. 8 * 13 = 104 % CPU usage. So it seems to me that CPU could be a bottleneck. You can try the following: >>> in Task Manager activate Processes tab...
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Aaron, in the past I met such behaviour, when I tested complex drawing containing 5 sheets and 100 views on them. Martin Hanak
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Martin, It appears that you are correct, if I use a single core it stays maxed at 100%. So the only way to increase the model load times is to upgrade to a faster CPU? Making the models smaller really...
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Aaron, it is difficult to give you a valuable advice ... If you can >>> test PC with faster CPU, but I am not sure that an improvement will be worth of spent money. Maybe overclocked desktop...
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The available tech for laptops is quite limited. If you really need a faster computer for certain operations, it might be worth going back to the desktop brick with more power. Desktops have much...
View Articlehas the issue with save copy assembly window addressed in Creo 2.0 M040?
has the issue with save copy assembly window addressed in Creo 2.0 M040? it is not scalable properly ? many options on the window just go below the screen...
View ArticleRe: creo 2.0 M030 issue with save a copy
From the video it looks like the vertical resolution of your screen is too low to display the full height of the dialog. The minimum spec for Creo 2 is 1280 x 1024. We have the same problem in high...
View ArticleRe: CREO : LIGHT GRAPHICS REP - Waste of time?
Also hardware and other parts that dont change will not have to be resaved.
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Re: Increase Creo performance - long load times
I think the calculation above is incorrect. I ran a benchmarking program my computer and took a screenshot of the CPUs.And by the logic above I am running at 750% of the CPU usage... Any reason why...
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Re: Increase Creo performance - long load times
Aaron, your benchmark is probably multithreaded, i.e. it is able to use all CPU cores. Unfortunatelly most of ProE operations are SINGLE threaded. Also it looks like your assembly is the special one...
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This particular computer is simply a dog with Creo. The best you can do is tame down the graphics requirements. Turn off textures; use pure wireframe; reduce all the graphics quality settings in the...
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If you only use your machine for Creo Parametric, then I recommend to turn off multithreading in BIOS. With that you will get more power from each of your single cores when used separately. Also if you...
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Hide column in table?
Hello all:New to this community..I have a question for all the pro-e gurus out there..Is it possible to hide a part parameter column (MTL_SEQ) in an assembly table (BOM)?I would like this column hidden...
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I am not sure if this is possible. However, you might be able to generate 2 tables where you only show the 1 with the deleted column. the other can be off the field of the drawing and used for...
View ArticleStandard Parts for Assembly
Hi all Is there any method in CROE assembly to insert standard parts e.g bearings,bushings etc to to an assembly where it is needed accordingly. for example in Solid works you just insert bearing from...
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