Making surfaces from existing solid or copygeom
Making surfaces from existing solid or copygeom
(OP)
Hi.
I am fairly new to Creo and have a question about how it handles an old feature in ProE. It used to be that you could drop into Legacy mode and copy surfaces off of an existing solid or even a copygeom quilt. That appears gone now in Creo. Is this true? If so, is there an alternative?
Many thanks!
I am fairly new to Creo and have a question about how it handles an old feature in ProE. It used to be that you could drop into Legacy mode and copy surfaces off of an existing solid or even a copygeom quilt. That appears gone now in Creo. Is this true? If so, is there an alternative?
Many thanks!





RE: Making surfaces from existing solid or copygeom
RE: Making surfaces from existing solid or copygeom
Can anyone chime in on this?
RE: Making surfaces from existing solid or copygeom
RE: Making surfaces from existing solid or copygeom
And I see now, the ability to copy individual surfaces from a solid or quilt is possible now, but via the Style function. What threw me was that now you can't just copy it, you have to assign a grid to it, which in my case, I just ignore. That made the function seem like it wasn't what I was looking for.
RE: Making surfaces from existing solid or copygeom
RE: Making surfaces from existing solid or copygeom
Why did PTC do away with copying surfaces from solids and quilts? I used that capability soooooo much. Now, I'm left with nothing dependable.