Creo Parametric 7.0 - Multibody Modeling - Split Body and Remove Body

This Creo Parametric tutorial shows how to use the Split Body and Remove Body commands as part of Multibody Modeling.

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Dave

[apetebuildingcivilconstruc]

I love how you tackle each step of your tutorial. Absolutely flowing and easy to grasp alot within that span

[trentoncarr]

Thanks, using fill surface as splitting object is an awesome idea.

[davidzagan]

Thank you sooo much, it helped me soo much.I'm a Industrial Design student and you explained better than my University Professor hahahha

[benbomer]

Thank you for your videos- I'm sort of bingeing. Question: If I create part from Body is there a way to carry over more than the default datum planes?

[pludo]

Hello Dave, thanks for your helpful and interesting videos.
But in this case I can't see the advantage of using the split body command (Multibody functionality)

I think when using the solidify command you could remove the material with one command...no need of creating a separate body and then removing it ...

Or did I miss something.

[Zebrox_Editz]

I don't have any split body but have surface option

[surajprakash]

If I make body 1, body 2, body 3 etc and want to export them separately (one by one) with different name can it possible in Creo. Because in ug/nx we can export part by select body one by one.