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![]() ![]() The introduction book is good, I never went through the rest, but I imagine it's a lot easier than the self-learning I did. My university used a book from a company called CADQuest. Right click and hold and you should get an option for pick from list to select those easier. ![]() ![]() Roger Toogood writes excellent tutorials. One tip is that when you hover over something, you can right click and it will go through the available options of things under your cursor (could be a surface, and edge, point, plane, axis, point, and/or etc.). After completing the basic tutorial in the same product line I began the Advanced tutorial. Training is one way that PTC makes a whole smorgasbord of money, alongside support/upgrades. It's a very powerful software, just the GUI admittedly lures you into a false sense of simplicity about the software. Unfortunately, training is half the battle with PTC Creo. Other than that, I started by googling things I saw in the software and copying what people did on YouTube videos. It helped me as a student when I didn't have access to full PTC support.
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