All PTC Creo Options Modeler 2.0 Tutorials
Introduction to Options Modeler
- PTC Creo Options Modeler
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- Introductory Level
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- Seth Tucker
- In this tutorial you learn about Options Modeler. Options Modeler enables you to create two new assembly sub-types, Configurable Product and Configurable Module. You can run Options Modeler within Creo Parametric or as a stand-alone app. Options Modeler behaves similar to Assembly mode and most Assembly mode functionality is available, however you cannot create 3-D models from scratch.
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Utilizing the Variant Builder
- PTC Creo Options Modeler
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- 1050 Views
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- Introductory Level
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- Seth Tucker
- Variant Builder is used to configure the assembly, within it you can choose from using either Options Selection or Model Tree Selection modes to specify choices.
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Exploring a Configurable Assembly
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- 989 Views
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- Introductory Level
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- Seth Tucker
- In this procedure, you explore a motorcycle assembly and configure both a road and off-road version of it.
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Adding Module Variants to Configurable Modules
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- Introductory Level
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- Seth Tucker
- You can add variants to a Configurable Module. Each added variant is a potential component that can be replaced by any other variant in the Configurable Module.
Creating Configurable Modules and Products
- PTC Creo Options Modeler
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- Introductory Level
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- Seth Tucker
- Options Modeler enables you to create two new assembly sub-types Configurable Product and Configurable Module. A Configurable Product is an assembly or sub-assembly within Options Modeler and a Configurable Module is a part or assembly component that is interchangeable within Options Modeler.
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Understanding Interchangeability
- PTC Creo Options Modeler
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- 755 Views
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- Introductory Level
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- Seth Tucker
- Options Modeler utilizes interchangeable components within Configurable Modules where components are setup to be replaceable with each other. You can establish interchangeability within a Configurable Module using a family table of similar components or an Interchange assembly. Generally if you can replace components in a Design assembly then you can utilize them in a Configurable Module for Options Modeler.
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Assigning Components to Choices
- PTC Creo Options Modeler
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- 653 Views
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- Introductory Level
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- Seth Tucker
- Options and choices define the selectable configurations that you create with Options Modeler. Assigning components to choices provides the link between selectable choices and module variants that belong to a configuration.
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