SolidWorks VS Creo which one is Better

SolidWorks and Creo are two prominent examples of these different types of CAD software. They are both known for their impressive functionalities used by many designers and professionals. In this article, we are going to help you compare the two types of CAD software in order to choose the best one. Don’t miss it!

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[kiwiadventures]

I have used creo/ pro engineer for 25 years now completely automating the drawing and file exports. It’s awesome. My solid works friends say their system is amaze balls.. except it’s not stable.

[ammarove]

went from solidworks to creo 3 years ago. it was a struggle in the beginning, but I don't think I can ever return to SolidWorks again. speed, top-down design functionality, the ability to automate everything from design to drawing to export, are just way better in creo. try opening a large assembly in solidworks and you will understand why.

[sunshine]

Creo is perfect for when you want the capabilities of SolidWorks 2008, and the user interface of AutoCAD 13. Even the most basic tasks require a convoluted secret handshake combination of menu selection, precise mouse click selection and timing. It's really only still used by legacy companies that move at a snail's pace, and has no place in modern design.

[chrismchannel]

I choose a user friendly, handy, easy BOM Creation, not a software with too many picks, configurations, etc...etc..

[MrMeasaftw]

I agree mostly with this video. Creo is powerful and very robust. And Solidworks is easy to use.
However... Whoever was in charge of the UI and functionality of Creo better be working in a different field now. Because its not just bad... it's horrible.

[nickroy]

I've used both and inventor. I will have to say Creo is the worst engineering software I have ever used. Maybe if I was in product design or some other category of engineering that was more static and less intense then automation design it would be ok. But for a project where I have hundreds of parts and dozens of subassemblies that move Creo just can't preform. For 8 months I thought I was just missing a piece to using this software till I finally got one on one with the resellers instructor and was told I was doing great. I asked about the multiple issues and missing features compared to other softwares and I got the same answer from all the other members of the resellers that Creo lacked them or they had no interest in improving. A month later I moved from Creo 4 to Creo 7 and see almost no improvements. Look at their new features for Creo 8 and compare it to the 2016 version of every other CAD software, they're 8 years a least behind.

[PTC_Creo]

Fair video. Of course, we think you should choose Creo in every circumstance. ;)

Just a fact check: Creo Design Premium Plus, Creo Design Premium, and Creo Design Advanced Plus are only available as floating licences. Creo Design Advanced and Creo Design Essentials are available as both locked and floating.

[tangamtamil]

5:05 how to split the viewport on creo?

[MrJitendra]

Sorry but tbh as a design engineer for 12 years and almost used all the CAD packages... i would say Solidworks is amazing. it wont stress you out when it comes to faster design change and creating a prototype from scratch....rendering is just amazing from solidworks Visualize ..there are much more.. give a try...

[vahidavdic]

Previous jobs with 8 years of SolidWorks💓, the last 2 with Creo 2.0 😪😪😪 ... can somebody wake me up 🙏🙏🙏🥺

[piotradamowski]

And now show me the price lists of both software solutions and it will become obvious to you, why people are chosing SolidWorks for the most applications

[jonasthegreat]

Talk about routing. It's such a pain in the ass for me with creo.

[jamster]

Creo is God level. Solidworks should be called soliddoesntworks

[ronweiser]

If you want it designed, use Solidworks. If you want it Engineered, use Creo

[gkygky]

Хмм для больших сборок в sw есть специальные инструменты. Как активному пользователю sw и начинающему пользователю Creo, кажется, что удобство пользования sw даёт слишком большое преимущество. Особенно если говорим об обучении персонала, (особенно самообучение). Если сводить воедино проектирование на этапах всего жизненного цикла, sw становиться не заменимым. Да расчеты в creo точнее и детальнее чем в sw, но для инженерного уровня решения это не столь значимо. А для профессионалов есть Ansys.

[yuyaolin]

You should compare Creo vs Siemens NX or CATIA

[shekiba.]

I still work with Solidworks and fast too. I study Pro/E in 1995. My friend told me that CREO is suck. He work w/ Software NX, I'm current to work w/ SW.

[caddscience]

Solidworks should definitely work on the stability, they already have enough features than any other softwares

[danielsalinas]

Very informative, but I'm quite certain that solidworks also offers topology optimization tools :)

[rsrace]

Creo is an outlier. If you work in aerospace, you should get a student copy and learn before you need to. (applying to a new job)