creo topics covered 1,part design 2,Surface design 3,Assembly design 4,Sheetmetal design 5,Drafting

1. CREO
HARIHARAN M R

2. Basics of Engineering Graphics
 Views
 Scale
 Projection(Widely used in Part, Assembly Drawing of
Mechanical parts)

3. Views
 2D View - Top,
Bottom,
Right,
Left,
front,
Back.
 3D View – Isometric View, Trimetric View, Dimetric View, Perspective
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1
1

4. Orthographic View & Isometric View

5. Isometric View

6. Isometric , Trimetric , Dimetric
Projection

7. Isometric , Trimetric , Dimetric
Projection

8. Perspective Views (Camera View or
Render view)

9. Section Views

10. Detail View

11. Broken View

12. Break-Out View

13. Clipping View

14. Auxiliary View

15. Assembly view

16. Bill of materials & Exploded View

17. What is the use of Scale?
 1 : 100
 100 : 1
What it means?

18. Scale

19. First Angle & Third angle Orthographic
Projection

20. Paper Size

21. Drawing Sheets & Title Block

22. Rejected Designs of Eiffel Tower

23. Life Without Cad

24. WHY AUTOCAD NOT USED IN 3D?

25. Creo Class 1
 Creo Intro
Set Working Directory
Change units (inches to mm)
New File (Open in mmns)
create new template with another unit (Example : Meter)
Rename
In – Session (Recover without saving)
Save
Delete Old Versions
Save As
Delete All Versions
Erase not Displayed
 Exploring Workspace or Graphical User Interface
 Display Control (Zoom ,Pan, Rotate, Refit, Redraw(used in render)…)
 Sketch

26. 1. Tab
2. Group
3. In-Graphics Toolbar
4. Graphics window
5. Selection Filter
6. Status Bar
7. Model Tree
8. Ribbon
9. Quick access Toolbar
Creo Graphical User Interface

27. Part Designing
 Extrude
 Revolve
 Sweep : Simple Sweep, Variable Sweep
 Blend : Straight, Smooth, Start Point, Selected Section, Change Order,
Sketched Section, Tangency, Variable Sections
 Rotational Blend
 Swept Blend
 Helical Sweep: Normal to trajectory

28. Part Designing 2
 Hole : Normal Hole Creation (Simple, Flat, V-Bottom, Counter Sunk, Counter Bore, Counter
drilled, Exit Counter Sunk), Standard Hole (Cosmetic Threaded) Creation: Include Thread
Surface, Drilled Hole Diameter, Thread Hole Diameter (Fit), Tapered Hole, Sketched Hole
Creation, Placement Of Hole : Linear, Radial, Diameter, Co-Axial.
 Draft : Normal Draft, Split By Draft Hinges, Split by Split Object, Variable Angle Draft, Draft
tangent surfaces, Extent Intersect Surfaces, Exclude Surfaces, Disadvantage
 Variable Pull Direction shaft : Advantage, Splitting Surfaces, Variable Angle, Create Quilt
 Round : Set, Transition, Indent Edges, Pieces, Attachment, Extend surfaces, Fillet Through
Curve/ Point, Full Round, Face to Face Fillet, Variable Radius Fillet.
 Auto Round
 Edge Chamfer
 Corner Chamfer
 Shell
 Profile Rib
 Trajectory Rib

29. Part designing 3
 Pattern : Dimension, Direction, Table, Curve, Point, Reference, Fill, Axis
 Geometry Pattern, Table Pattern
 Wrap
 Split Surface
 Remove
 Warp
 Solid Free Form
 Toroidial Bend
 Spinal bend
 Knurling : In Flat face, in Circular Face

30. Datum
 Plane : Offset from Plane, Parallel though point, Parallel plane, Normal plane, Angle
Plane, Through Three points, Through two lines, Through Point and Line, Tangent
Plane, Tangent – Tangent Plane, Co-Ordinate Planes, Normal to curve, Mid Plane,
Tangent – Point Plane, Change Plane size and Flip
 Axis : Cylindrical, Through Two Points, Pick line, Intersection, Parallel and normal to
Edge (Point and Edge), Normal to Surface
 Point : Single Reference, Double Reference, Center, Ratio, Intersection, Co-Ordinate
Point, Offset from Co-ordinates, Project, Offset from Point, Offset from surface.
 Offset co-ordinate System
 Co-Ordinate System
 Curve Through Points
 Example : Pipe

31. Surface or Quilt
 Surface Intro
 Surface Example 1: Project, Trim, Thicken
 Boundary Blend, Fill, Merge
 Detail about Boundary Blend: Two Direction, Single Direction with change position,
Constraints, Control Points
 Surface Example 2: Project, Trim, Merge, Fill, Mirror, Merge, Solidify (Fill Volume,
Replace with Quilt)
 Offset (Replacing Surface)
 Solidify (Solid cut)
 Intersect
 Extend
 Style (Not Included In Syllables)
 Free Style (Not Included In Syllables)

32. Assembly Class
 Rigid Assembly
 Package Assembly or User – Defined Constraints (used for Animation)
 Bottom – Up Assembly
Sample Assembly 1 : Press Tool Assembly
Sample Assembly 2 : Shock Assembly
 Exploded View
 Representation
 Top – Down Assembly
Sample Assembly 1 : Press Tool Assembly
 Remaining Constraints

33. Assembly Class 2
 Family Table
 Flexible
 Global Interference Check
 Replace
 Difference between Top level, Part level
 Repeat
 Component Interface
 Merge
 Cutout(Example : M30 Screw , M30 Nut)
 Reorder
 Restructure

34. Assembly Class 3
 Package Assembly Intro (for animation purpose) : Pin, Slider, Cylinder, Slot,
Planer, Gimbal, Ball, Bearing, Rigid, Weld, 6DOF, General.
 Animation (Slider Crank Mechanism)
 Global Collision Detection.

35. Sheet metal Class
 Sheet metal Intro : K- Factor , Y- Factor
 Planer
 Extrude
 Extrude Cut
 Merge Walls
 Flat
 Flange
 Revolve
 Twist
 Rip : Edge rip, Surface rip, Sketched rip, Rip Connect
 Convert Solid to Sheet Metal
 Corner Relief

36. Sheet metal class - 2
 Form : Punch Form, Sketched Form, Die Form, Flatten form, Quilt Form.
 Bend
 Edge Bend
 Planer bend : Angle Bend, Roll Bend.
 Unbend , Bend Back
 Transitional Unbend , Split Area
 Cross – Section Driven Unbend
 Offset
 Extend
 Join
 Flat Pattern
 Unstamp Edge

37. Rendering
 Apply Default materials on face & part
 Change Size of textures
 Apply New material
 Apply Decals
 Perspective View
 Create new Material
 Applying Default Scene, Other Scenes
 Render Window
 Render Region
 Final Render (Change Setting to Maximum)

38. Drafting (Drawing)
 Drafting Intro : Use Template, Empty with Format, Empty
 Drawing Model : Add Model , Set Model, Del Model.
 General: View Type, View Display
 Lock View Movement
 Projection, Projection type
 View Scale, View Scale Format
 Visible Area : Full View, Half View, Partial View, Broken View.
 Section : Full, half, Full(Aligned), Local, 3D cross section: Zone, Full
(Unfold),Create new
 Alignment
 Origin
 Auxiliary
 Detailed
 Copy and Align
 Revolved, Replace, Drawing View.

39. Drafting 2
 Insert Assembly & Exploded View & Representation (View State)
 Component Display
 Edge Display
 Show Modified Edges
 Convert Draft Group (like Alternate Position View in Solidworks)
 Erase View
 Resume View
 Arrows
 Move to Sheet
 Table, Update Tables
 Automatic BOM
 Create Balloons – All, By View, By Component
 Move item to view
 Edit Attachment
 Fix Index in BOM table
 Filters in BOM Table

40. Drafting 3
 Merge Balloons
 Create reference Balloons
 Detach Balloons
 Clear Region
 Create snap line
 Cleanup Balloons
 Quantity Balloons
 Split balloons
 Redistributable Quantity
 Balloon Note
 Manual BOM Table Creation – using Repeat Regions & Attributes
 Save Table, Table from file
 Delete Contents

41. Drafting 4
 Dimensions : On Entity, Midpoint, Center, Intersect, Make Line, On Surface,
Horizontal, Vertical, Slanted, Parallel, Normal, Center, Tangent, Concentric.
 Flip Arrow, Flip Text
 Dimension – New References, Common References
 Cleanup Dimensions
 Ordinate Dimension, Ordinate Style: ANSI,ISO…, Auto Ordinate Dimension.
 Reference Dimension – New References, Common References.
 Ordinate Reference Dimension
 Coordinate Dimension
 Actual Dimension note
 Z – Radius Dimension
 Align Dimension, Jog, Break, Attachment
 Dimension Properties
 Show Model annotations
 Note

42. Drafting Final
 Bend Order
 Insert Fold & Unfold View in sheet
 Change the color oh sheet metal
 Output
 Frame Creation using Creo, using other softwares (Eg:AutoCad)
 GD & T : Creating datum Planes
 Ex: Creating Flatness, Parallelism, Position Tolerance
 Placing Datum Targets (Ex: A1,A2,A3)
 Placing Tolerance in drawing window (not used) (ex : Straightness)
 Use Edge, Hatch/Fill
 Arrow Style
 Line Style
 Text Style

43. Final Class
 Cosmetic Sketch
 Hatch the curved cosmetic sketch
 Cosmetic Thread
 Cosmetic Groove
 Designated Area
 Hatch/Fill
 Hole Table
 User – Defined Feature

44. Additional Comments will be add on future
Thank You.