Gazjam
Automotive
- Aug 8, 2017
- 4
Hi all, first post.
In my role, I create Technical illustrations based on exploded Creo assemblies.
Workflow is:
> Take Creo assembly and create an explode state the way I need it for the tech. Illustration.
> Export as STEP file
>Take into PCT Isodraw to convert to EPS vector file.
> EPS into Adobe Illustrator for annotation and tweaking.
The other day had an assembly which becasue of the way it was modelled, the Y-Axis was pointing down the length of the model rather than straight up?
This meant when I imported STEP file into Isodraw the model was exploded UP rather than OUT (in what should have been the Z-Axis).
In other software you can create a new 3 point co-ordinate system on the fly by clicking 3 points on the model, is there an equivalent way to do this in Creo?
Can I change rotation references of the Spincentre so that I can have Y-Axis pointing UP rather than along the Z?
Hope this makes sense, I've attached a screenshot of what I'm asking about.
Thanks.
In my role, I create Technical illustrations based on exploded Creo assemblies.
Workflow is:
> Take Creo assembly and create an explode state the way I need it for the tech. Illustration.
> Export as STEP file
>Take into PCT Isodraw to convert to EPS vector file.
> EPS into Adobe Illustrator for annotation and tweaking.
The other day had an assembly which becasue of the way it was modelled, the Y-Axis was pointing down the length of the model rather than straight up?
This meant when I imported STEP file into Isodraw the model was exploded UP rather than OUT (in what should have been the Z-Axis).
In other software you can create a new 3 point co-ordinate system on the fly by clicking 3 points on the model, is there an equivalent way to do this in Creo?
Can I change rotation references of the Spincentre so that I can have Y-Axis pointing UP rather than along the Z?
Hope this makes sense, I've attached a screenshot of what I'm asking about.
Thanks.