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Re: Geometry overlap issue
All of the merged parts have to have the same accuracy value. When that's set the merge should work without any problem.
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That is what was confusing. In my early stages of die developement I did not have a failure with component importing. It's not that I failed to consider tolerancing altogether, it was that I thought...
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Yes, this is one of the things that is described in knowledgebase, and also in help files, but the definition of accuracy there is just way too vague to fully understand it at first, before figuring...
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I am giving PTC support a chance on another issue that I've run into at the tail end of this job I'm working on. I am unable to export an STL (for use in a simulation). There are several reasons that I...
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I am very happy that we have the Community as a resource to discuss issues openly where we can even vent our frustrations. We all have days where things just don't seem to work. I was not aware there...
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What if you try exporting the assembly into a single STEP file first. Then reload that to Creo as part file, and try to export this part file into STL?
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I have tried different settings to see whether it might make a difference, but no luck. What seems to be a big chunk of the issue is that the export option is looking for a .prt file and the dies are...
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Jakub: I will try as you have suggested if I don't have any other option. It seems strange that I would have to put the dies through translators just in order to have it translate. I do have a...
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Finally. No, I didn't hear back from PTC but I did get help from the salesman that helped us decide to go with Creo. 1st of all the model halves have to be Solidified from the Die Volume menu. Secondly...
View ArticleRe: Geometry overlap issue
All of the merged parts have to have the same accuracy value. When that's set the merge should work without any problem.
View ArticleRe: Geometry overlap issue
That is what was confusing. In my early stages of die developement I did not have a failure with component importing. It's not that I failed to consider tolerancing altogether, it was that I thought...
View ArticleRe: Geometry overlap issue
Yes, this is one of the things that is described in knowledgebase, and also in help files, but the definition of accuracy there is just way too vague to fully understand it at first, before figuring...
View ArticleRe: Geometry overlap issue
I am giving PTC support a chance on another issue that I've run into at the tail end of this job I'm working on. I am unable to export an STL (for use in a simulation). There are several reasons that I...
View ArticleRe: Geometry overlap issue
I am very happy that we have the Community as a resource to discuss issues openly where we can even vent our frustrations. We all have days where things just don't seem to work. I was not aware there...
View ArticleRe: Geometry overlap issue
What if you try exporting the assembly into a single STEP file first. Then reload that to Creo as part file, and try to export this part file into STL?
View ArticleRe: Geometry overlap issue
I have tried different settings to see whether it might make a difference, but no luck. What seems to be a big chunk of the issue is that the export option is looking for a .prt file and the dies are...
View ArticleRe: Geometry overlap issue
Jakub: I will try as you have suggested if I don't have any other option. It seems strange that I would have to put the dies through translators just in order to have it translate. I do have a...
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Re: Geometry overlap issue
Finally. No, I didn't hear back from PTC but I did get help from the salesman that helped us decide to go with Creo. 1st of all the model halves have to be Solidified from the Die Volume menu. Secondly...
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