All PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER Tutorials

Adding Assembly Exploded Views
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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14911 Views
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Introductory Level
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David Wilks
This tutorial shows two different ways to add exploded views to drawings and how to edit component position. It is very useful since it is not always well known that two methods exist.

Exporting a Creo Elements/Pro Part or Assembly into a STEP File
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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10880 Views
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Intermediate Level
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David Wilks
STEP is an international standard, defined in publications produced by the U.S. Product Data Association IGES/PDES Organization. Through STEP (Standard for the Exchange of Product Model Data), you can exchange complete product definitions between heterogeneous computer-aided design, engineering, and manufacturing systems. You can export the combined surface and solid data, and faceted geometry that is in accordance with AP203 and AP214 STEP multiple shape reps and hybrid models. ... (Show more)(Show less)

Automatic Surface Creation Using Pro/ENGINEER Reverse Engineering
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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8793 Views
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Intermediate Level
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David Wilks
Recapture the design value in your physical parts. Pro/ENGINEER Reverse Engineering enables you to transform existing physical products into accurate designs from 3D scan data, without losing any of the original design intent or critical geometric data. ... (Show more)(Show less)

Mathcad and Creo Elements/Pro 5.0 Integration
PTC Mathcad Prime
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5953 Views
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Advanced Level
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Matt Stirland
Learn how to use a Mathcad Prime file to create an analysis on a Creo Elements/Pro 5.0 model.

Changing Default Background Color
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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5843 Views
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Intermediate Level
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Alain De Roo
In this tutorial, you will learn how to change the default background color of the working area in Creo/Element Pro

Creating a Pipe with a 180 Degree Bend in Creo Elements/Pro 5.0 Pro/PIPING
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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5613 Views
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Introductory Level
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David Wilks
It is often times required to create pipe with a 180 degree bend. In this simple tip we will demonstrate how to do this.

Customizing Report Balloon Symbols in Creo Elements/Pro
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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5595 Views
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Intermediate Level
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David Wilks
In some cases when BOM balloons are displayed for a repeat region, it is desirable to have the balloons appear as a symbol other than the default circle symbol. The procedure below demonstrates how to create and use custom BOM symbols. ... (Show more)(Show less)

Customizing Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 Menus
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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5536 Views
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Intermediate Level
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David Wilks
This tutorial outlines the procedure required to customize the menu layout in Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0.

Creating a Volume Analysis Feature in Pro/ENGINEER
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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5466 Views
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Intermediate Level
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Sandi Smith
One of the more commonly overlooked analysis types is the One-Sided Volume Analysis. This is a great way to leverage the associative properties of Pro/ENGINEER for what may seem like an otherwise obscure task; calculating volume. While the Mass Properties can give you the overall volume of a model, the One-Sided Volume analysis takes things one step further, and provides a more practical analysis result, the usable volume of a container. The following will outline how to quickly setup and make use of this type of analysis feature. (This works best with shelled geometry). ... (Show more)(Show less)

Belt Features in Creo Elements/Pro Mechanism Dynamics
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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5078 Views
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Advanced Level
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David Wilks
This allows for the connectivity between any rotating axis, simulating belts and pulleys. Not only can the kinematics of the belt pulley system be simulated but dynamics and forces can also be analyzed. ... (Show more)(Show less)

Analyzing Helical Sweep Profile and Pitch Variations
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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4925 Views
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Intermediate Level
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Matt Huybrecht
This tutorial will demonstrate editing the shape of a spring by modifying its profile and pitch.

Create a Cone
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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4395 Views
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Introductory Level
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Anat Raviv
This short tutorial gets you started creating a cone with Pro/ENGINEER. To create cones you can use the Revolve feature. A revolved feature is an axis symmetric shape that is created by revolving an open or closed section view by a specified angle around a central axis. The section can represent a protrusion or a cut, that is, it can either add or remove material. ... (Show more)(Show less)

Routing Flexible Hoses
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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4170 Views
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Introductory Level
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David Wilks
Route straight and flexible pipeline segments, and adjust the location of the flexible segment.

Top-Down Assembly Design
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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3638 Views
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Intermediate Level
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Christoph von Andrian-Werburg
This recorded instructor-led training video on Assembly Structure provides a quick overview on top-down designs in Creo Elements/Pro. This recording is from a Best Practice Academy course.

Obtaining the Real Structural Results of Plastic Deformation in Creo Elements/Pro 5.0
PTC Creo Elements/Pro & Pro/ENGINEER
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3317 Views
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Intermediate Level
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David Wilks
Creo Elements/Pro 5.0 Advanced Mechanica lets you define materials capable of handling plastic deformation.

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