parametric modeling with creo parametric 4.0

Access full screen mode in Creo 4.0 by pressing the F11 key. It maximizes the graphics area on your screen, hiding various UI. Now that you have a mini toolbar, the ribbon and Model Tree seem redundant, don’t they? Do away with them using the new full screen mode. /rebates/2fParametric-Modeling-with-Creo-Parametric-4-0-Randy-Shih2fbook2f38437184&. That way, you can see the relationships between your assembly’s parts. The Model Tree responds to your selections, expanding and collapsing nodes as you select different features. This places the selected part in the center of the screen. From this mini toolbar you can often zoom to the selected feature (as shown below). Creo Parametric 4.0 for Designers book is written to help the readers effectively use the modeling and assembly tools by utilizing the parametric approach of Creo Parametric 4.0. The mini toolbar appears when you select an object in the Model Tree, too. The mini toolbar (in the red box) in Creo 4.0 includes commands related to whatever geometry you select. Just select the geometry and use the new mini toolbar that appears. Now when you need to access a command, you no longer need to take your eyes off of your geometry to find it. Before you explore all the ground-breaking new features available for rendering, global dimensioning and tolerancing, and additive manufacturing, note some of these simple, time-saving features you’ll see when you first start working with Creo 4.0. Just getting started with Creo 4.0? With this release we added hundreds of new updates and features.

Parametric modeling with creo parametric 4.0