A mixed environment shouldn’t worry you when it’s time to review design changes. And if you need to share the data outside the review suite, simply embed it into a PowerPoint file or export it as a PDF. Need to visualize an assembly while reading a PDF for reference? Put them side by side on the screen. Within Creo View MCAD, you can view several document types simultaneously.
And you can color code them for ease of reading and organization. Your comments can be embedded in both 3D and 2D files and documents. Step away from the old practice of annotations and action items scribbled on paper or spread across network folders. Store your markups in the review environment. Streamlining the data makes for focused and efficient reviews. If your review only covers a specific assembly, you can hide all other portions of the design. Why bog down your network sharing hefty CAD files? Creo View MCAD’s lightweight models are a fraction of the original file size while still allowing full visualization and interrogation. Shares what you need to, when you need it. The features built into Creo View MCAD save you work – and rework – in a number of ways. For a quick look at how it’s done, check out this introductory video. Through its simplified and familiar interface, data can be shared in the format best suited to individual reviewers. Introducing Creo View MCAD, a tool that brings design review and validation to every part of your organization. We can help you avoid those embarrassing sit downs. Or a lack of simulations will hide flaws that only come to light after customers complain and you’re mired in warranty repairs. You could end up designing for materials that aren’t cost effective for the product (think aluminum vs carbon fiber).
Parts interferences result in manufacturing pieces that don’t fit properly. What else can go wrong without frequent design reviews? For starters, you might have dimensions that don’t match up. BAE and customers assess issues before the first piece of metal is cut with Creo View MCAD. What seems like a solid decision on paper – or in software – doesn’t always prove to work when it’s time to manufacture.īAE Systems personnel vehicle. This is especially true if the change was untested. On the list of uncomfortable meeting topics, a high-ranking contender is explaining to your boss why your design change cost the company so much time and money.
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