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How to connect simtools to Creo Parametrics

Discussion in 'Miscellaneous' started by jetorr, Feb 3, 2017.

  1. jetorr

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    Hi,
    Does anyone knows how to connect Simtools to Creo Parametrics (3D modeler) the same way its done with SketchUp?
    jetorr, Feb 3, 2017
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    No.

    What is required for Creo input and does it have the equivalent of sketchy physics?
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    There seems to be a way to add motion to an assembly as seen on these videos:

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    There is also an API that by what I understand works the same way Ruby API does with SketchUp.

    http://forkedbranch.eu/en/getting-started-j-link-api-creo-parametric/

    Still I don't know if following the same steps in Creo as in SketchUp, and making a code that copies the command inputs same as Ruby API on SketchUp will work
    jetorr, Feb 5, 2017
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