Creo 7.0 - Multibody Design

Creo 7.0 introduces multibody design workflows which allow you to separately manage, visualize, and design multiple geometric volumes as individual objects within a single part. These new capabilities empower you in the areas of generative design, additive manufacturing, simulation, and core product design.

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Nice to see multi body in Creo. One of the features I have missed the most since SW

[surajprakash]

Hello Sir I need Help
I am new to Creo
Problem is I got step file from somewhere to practice mold design on Creo 7.0 and the part is Already rotated in three Axies So how to align part according to datum planes in Modelling environment

[ss]

This is 10 year old technology used by solidworks and inventor. Please get with the current times Creo.

[zeevyehuda]

Multibody design has existed in almost every other good CAD software for years now. What took you so long?

[williammunny]

Multibody design with boolean operations was implemented in Catia V5 (and V4) form the beginning!
I worked many years with Catia and Creo, my favorite CAD system is Catia V5.
Creo ist only a bad copy!

[surveyminghing]

The interface and functions are quite similar to Blender...

[tomislavbunjevcevic]

Product design is changing so should your CAD software. Good point, then why is this program the same as it was 20 years ago? 😁

[polishwarlock]

Probably it will require a license which company I work fot doesn't use.I am used to such functionality after using NX and ZW3D 2013, yes 7 years ago. Will you PTC make another simple feature available for your lower licenses such as boolean :D I can use it in my ZW3D, it's even available in FreeCAD but in CREO which I unfortunately have to work with during my current employment I can only use that function for max 2 components :D Very poor software!

[JayantBB]

The ugliest part of creo is perpetual licenses and monthly licenses are not available. After using Pro/E to Creo for 20 yrs. I switched.