Mras
Computer
- Feb 6, 2024
- 1
Hello all,
Way back in the day I used ProEngineer, before it was Creo, before it was Wildfire etc. etc.
Back then, if you were having an issue with a blend, you could "adjust" the part tolerance and then presto, your blend would work.
Is that still a thing in the newer versions of Creo parametric? I know other newer CAD systems don't allow the user to adjust the point coincident tolerance, it's fixed in the kernal.
And please, I'm not trying to start a debate or anything, just trying to find out if that's still a thing. I've been using other systems for decades and now back using Creo.
Way back in the day I used ProEngineer, before it was Creo, before it was Wildfire etc. etc.
Back then, if you were having an issue with a blend, you could "adjust" the part tolerance and then presto, your blend would work.
Is that still a thing in the newer versions of Creo parametric? I know other newer CAD systems don't allow the user to adjust the point coincident tolerance, it's fixed in the kernal.
And please, I'm not trying to start a debate or anything, just trying to find out if that's still a thing. I've been using other systems for decades and now back using Creo.