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Creo dimension with limits 1
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Wrong forum, but anyway.
You need to enable limit dime3nsions in your *.dtl file and then specify the limits in the model file by changing the properties of the driving dimension. If this is just a drawing dimension, then edit the drawing dimension properties for your values.
It is constructed with a plus/minus from a nominal. If you have 205 as the nominal, then your plus value will be 7 and the minus value will be 1.7.
I see you are moving from NX, you need to change your approach to CAD for Creo as it takes a different mindset than NX did. I was on UGII from v3 (1987) through v18 (2005), and then some NX4 and NX6 (2009). I have been using Pro/E/Wildfire/Creo since 2001.
"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."
Ben Loosli
You need to enable limit dime3nsions in your *.dtl file and then specify the limits in the model file by changing the properties of the driving dimension. If this is just a drawing dimension, then edit the drawing dimension properties for your values.
It is constructed with a plus/minus from a nominal. If you have 205 as the nominal, then your plus value will be 7 and the minus value will be 1.7.
I see you are moving from NX, you need to change your approach to CAD for Creo as it takes a different mindset than NX did. I was on UGII from v3 (1987) through v18 (2005), and then some NX4 and NX6 (2009). I have been using Pro/E/Wildfire/Creo since 2001.
"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."
Ben Loosli
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