Creo Parametric - Motion Skeletons - Part 1 | Mechanisms and Top Down Design

This Creo Parametric tutorial shows how to create a Motion Skeleton to combine mechanism design with Top Down Design.

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[hanikhalil]

Hi sir really you are the best and I learned from you a lot and need your help i want to make a sweep from a selected edges of a surface as trajectory and this i select them by clicking with the shift button but the sweep feature is not opening the sketch although when i select only one segment of the curve it open normally and can make the sweep but i need the whole curve how to solve that ?thanks a lot in advance

[PhilippGeorgiou]

What happens if I choose "standart" as a Sub-Type instead of "Body"?

[srikanthmadhura]

Very help full to me
I want parametric bom for assembly family table generic and instances qty

[cadinsider]

Is this Skelton Assembly good for the dnamics?

[gmitdunbar]

Hi David, thank you for an excellent video. I have a question. Assuming I want to change the diameter of the piston. I would like to change the diameter in a main skeleton and hence it would change in the motion skeleton. Problem is, if I create a Main skeleton and then use this skeleton as reference geometry for the motion skeleton (i.e. copy to motion skel) all connections appear as Ball in the motion skeleton. I can create the motion skeleton and add it to my main assembly (containing the main skeleton) but they are two skeletons and i have to make two changes. Is there any way to connect both the motion skel and a main skel? Copying geometry to the motion skel results in these Ball connections only. Your help is much appreciated. I've worked on this for the last week and cann't figure it out. Ed

[FilmREALMS]

what video is the preferred method you mentioned for this excersie?

[maikfraest]

Thanks a lot. Whats the name of the video you talked about at 0:20 to 0:30 ?