![]() ![]() We’ve also enhanced the functionality for specifying additional text around the geometric tolerance symbol. Here you can see that changes are now visible in green. In this example, we selected MMC w/Reciprocity. Navigate to the tolerance value (Tol value) tab and open the Material Condition drop down menu to see the options. Right click on the geometric tolerance and click Properties to open the Geometric Tolerance dialogue box. If you follow the ISO standard, you can now include the reciprocity symbol into the tolerance value compartment along with either the maximum material condition or least material condition modifiers. ![]() Notice that All over symbol has appeared to the left of the leader elbow in green. The All over symbol will appear next to the geometric tolerance. Navigate to the Symbols tab and mark the checkbox for All over symbol. Right click on the geometric tolerance and select Properties to open the Geometric Tolerance dialogue box. This option is found in the Symbols tab of the Geometric Tolerance dialogue box. ![]() The translation checkbox has been marked for the tertiary reference of the geometric tolerance in green.Īnother enhancement for the ASME standard is the ability to add the all over symbol to the leader elbow of the geometric tolerance. Once you have finished, click OK to accept the changes. Use the tabs under Datum References to select the Translation checkbox for each of the datum references. Using the Geometric Tolerance dialogue box, navigate to the Datum refs tab and mark the Translation checkbox. To do so, right click on the geometric tolerance and select Properties. If you follow the ASME standard, you can now add the translation modifier to any of the datum references. In this post, Raphael Nascimento, a PTC Product Manager, explains how to use the new functionality: From additional symbols to text justification, PTC Creo enables you to customize your geometric tolerances to provide clear, accurate drawings. Geometric tolerances in PTC Creo 3.0 have been enhanced to provide better support for ASME and ISO drawing standards. ![]()
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