Re: Wind Turbine with Spline Points
Yes! Thank you very much. As a student who is new to Creo and any sort of CAD software, can I ask you typically how long does it take until one is familliar with the program in order to be able to use...
View Articlehow to truncate a drawing note field
hello all- I am using parameter &dwg_name on my drawing. I need ot truncte some letters at the end of that parameter. what is the best way to go about that? Thanks
View ArticleRe: random tool numbering?
just on using temlates and process manager, I have another problem with tooling. I have to program twin turrets, so my saved templates are showing HEAD 1 and HEAD 2 as they have been created, I have...
View ArticleRe: Creo 2.0 issues
I believe I'm getting a similar issue with a new install of the Creo student version. opening Parametric and Direct brings up the splash screen, then it closes / crashes with no error message. opening...
View ArticleRe: Creo 2.0 issues
Hi Wes, If you could email academicsupport@ptc.com with your issue, one of our team members will be able to jump on your computer to take a look. Thanks,Chris
View ArticleRe: How to convert nested array to table/matrix?
Thats the reason why the elements of your vector IndMax are nested vectors. Think you better search only in the appropriare column of O and use the index obtained to lookup the x-value in the first...
View ArticleRe: How to convert nested array to table/matrix?
Guess the attached file should help.The first approach is using the range varaible similar to your approach but will only consider the first of multiple max values.The second approach is a small...
View ArticleRe: how to truncate a drawing note field
Unfortunately we can't create drawing relations. But if the parameter &dwg_name exists in the part, you can create a part relation that truncates it and creates a new parameter that you can...
View ArticleHow to plot a two-dimentional matrix?
In Mathcad we can easely plot a two-dimentional function z=Z(x,y)Is there a way, to plot a two-dimentional matrix z=Mj,j ? Thank you!
View ArticleRe: Symmetry constraint question...
Yep, that's how I understand it. My reference books say the same thing.
View ArticleRe: Control - List Box
You may also be interested in Tom Gutman's famous AISC steel shapes sheet.Unfortunately PTC was incapable to move the postings from the old collab to this forum here correctly, so the only link IO...
View Articlecspline with oscilating data
I have a curve I'm trying to fit with cspline and interp (see the attached calculation). Unfortunately, my y axis data oscilates so I had to write my function in terms of the x axis and use csort to...
View ArticleRe: Creo 2 users please help with system build
Hello and Thanks! I plan on using it for a bit of all 3. Not sure yet whatt size the assemblies will be. I would like to just be safe and be prepared for large assemblies.
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Re: Creo 2 users please help with system build
Well, here's my $0.02 (USD) Like Stephen said, four cores is plenty. Higher the speed, the better. That changes with FEA and the other programs you are running. ECC is probably good to have if you...
View ArticleRe: cspline with oscilating data
I was able to get a function M(phi) which works, but what I really need is phi(M) of an integral I need to perform on phi. Its the othe way round, isn't it? In your sheet you have phi(M) and are asking...
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Re: cspline with oscilating data
Thanks, Unfortunately, that didn't quite work, at least I don't think it did. When you sort by the moment (Y axis in the picture below) the order doesn't make sense anymore when you turn it into a...
View ArticleRe: cspline with oscilating data
Also, I forgot to say, but below the first portion of the calculation (original attachment) where I define the functions is an intermediate results section. I placed values from the Excel file in here...
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Re: cspline with oscilating data
I checked it by choosing a value of moment ( say 375) and there are three possible curvature values that could produce this moment value.will be correct. I see, so your inverse is, mathematically...
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