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Creo est une suite évolutive d'applications intégrées interopérables, couvrant l'ensemble du spectre du développement de produits.
It integrates with WindChill database and it is easy to control the drawing versions with co-workers.
Automation has limitation as it follows less programing /API integartions.
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Great professional tool, harder for beginners or students
Un logiciel de conception mécanique complexe mais puissant
Commentaires : Creo est un bon logiciel de conception mécanique mais très compliqué à prendre en main. Il faut beaucoup de temps avant de pouvoir pleinement exploiter les fonctionnalités.
Avantages :
Le principal atout de creo par rapport à ses concurrents est la conception mécanique en surfacique. Il est possible de concevoir des pièces avec des formes complexes et c'est plutôt intuitif une fois que l'on a compris le mécanismeL'interface est agréable à utiliser, j'ai bien le système de fenêtre pour chaque pièce ou assemblage ce qui permet de naviguer facilement d'une conception à l'autre.Pas besoin d'avoir une grosse config pc pour faire tourner le logicielIl y a également une multitude de d'extensions qui peuvent être intéressante suivant les besoins (rendus, analyse, fabrication, réalité augmentée etc)
Inconvénients :
Il est très complexe à prendre en main, le logiciel est puissant mais il faut beaucoup de temps avant de pouvoir parfaitement le maitriserC'est compliqué de s'y retrouver il faut paramétrer beaucoup de choses pour pouvoir travailler dans de bonnes conditionsLe système d'enregistrement des fichiers n'est pas optimisé

The best CAD software
Avantages :
My college uses Creo to teach us CAD. Since then I have worked with other CAD softwares and I have to say Creo was the most powerful of them all. It offers great range of tools to make your designs look amazing and the render option beats it all. It offer much more than any CAD software including assemblies, drawing files but most importantly NC manufacture and mold and cavity manufacture. You can generate CL files for 4th and 5th axis milling.
Inconvénients :
It takes a while to explore all the best options to optimize your drawings and it's ot easy to use at first. The default template is always imperial and requires changing to metric.
Creo is CAD made easy
Commentaires : Overall CREO is a brilliant platform. It brings CAD to those who are limited in drawing skill or have not had extensive CAD training. It enables almost anyone to simply come up with a design be it for University projects, quick 3D printing models and can also be used in the professional sphere.
Avantages :
The thing I liked most about this software was the ease of use. Unlike other CAD software the user interface is very straight forward and doesn't require the user to have used the products for years to be able to use. The free form capabilities allow for entry level CAD designers to realize whatever design comes to mind
Inconvénients :
The Cons was the lack of post production outputs. The graphics for instance is not as crisp as other premium CAD packages. The Software is less cross platform friendly than the other packages I have used.
Creo Review
Avantages :
Creo is one of the best known CAD softwares, used by a lot of OEM, it offers a wide range of features for modeling 3D parts, for people with knowledge in this software it got a simple interface
Inconvénients :
For someone starting on 3D modeling they will need some training to have a proper feeling on what the software can do, sometimes the software crashes and we lose hours of work.
Terrible and should be avoided
Commentaires : extremely adept . fast to learn but impossible to master. every solution is a work around rather than an actual solution
Avantages :
No pros. It has too many bugs and should not be considered for professional use.
Inconvénients :
Terrible functionally that compares poorly to other CAD packages. Windchill data management also is flawed and makes no sense and heavily prone to data lose due to system crashes. No simple functions such as repeat last command or undo.
Successes with Creo
Commentaires : I have been designing with Creo for 10 years and it has been a very positive experience.
Avantages :
Creo is a fantastic resources for completing complex designs efficiently and accurately. The machine design features make getting work done easy.
Inconvénients :
It is not the most user friendly when you first get started with the tool. Once you pick up on the picks and clicks, it is very easy to expand your knowledge and use the tool to its fullest potential.
Réponse de l'équipe de PTC
il y a 3 mois
Thank you for enjoying Creo!
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One of the best softwares in the industry
Commentaires : One of the most powerful software in the industry for 3D modeling and cad engineering.
Avantages :
It makes assemblies so so much easier. The Interface is setup very nicely for 3D modeling.
Inconvénients :
It has a steep learning curve and takes some time to master it. It is a little hard to use for sheet metal designs.
PTC CREO is the best and easy to learn 3D CAD/CAM software.
Commentaires : 3D modeling and Engineering design has been made easy using CREO. It saves us lot of time in the CAD lab as the students can learn this software quickly and solve engineering problems.
Avantages :
Parametric modeling allows users to change the design on the fly and eliminates the need to start from scratch. Learning is also easy and fun.
Inconvénients :
2D capabilities are less when compared to competition. CAM features can be improved.

Creo View is a complicated software eventhough its capabilities are limited.
Commentaires : The software, when you consider it overall, an exceptional one in terms of its capabilities. And from the Creo View sub module I get the impression that it is good to create a simple working part for each design which only targets a specific duty. So it improves my modular design experience
Avantages :
The system that Creo implement to its products is very beneficial, they create a submodule for each specific task and Creo View is one of them. This creates an opportunity to make more emphasized softwares and it provides a productive working environment.
Inconvénients :
The overall interface is a little bit problematic and hard to use and it leads a little bit confusion for starters.
CAD personified
Commentaires : Creo provides not only simulation but also analytical tools that help every member of a product team do their jobs and understand the product being worked on. I especially like how it serves everyone in one way or the other.
Avantages :
Creo allows me to view not only assemblies as a whole but also parts as sections of assemblies in 3D. I like the fact that it allows me to separate components into their smallest entities to understand what I need to facilitate my lifecycle management. It’s easy to import into and export out of.
Inconvénients :
Creo can be a bit daunting for beginners due to its robust features. It’s also a bit expensive when it comes to licensing fee but many would argue it’s worth the money.
Very robust mid-priced package let down by unintuitive quirks.
Avantages :
It is incredibly robust and only allows you to design parts properly and very rarely allows failures. This requires a specific workflow but once learned, will mean parts are easier to update going forward without things breaking.
Inconvénients :
The restrictive nature of the CAD package and some quirks with its part and body modelling can make it unintuitive and confusing.

Catia - perfect for designing
Commentaires : On one hand it gives endless possibilities, on the other hand it is so complex that beginner may find it difficult to use it. However definatelly it pays off when you get to know most of the functions.
Avantages :
CATIA provides a lot of possibilities for 3D designing and assemblies management using toolbar. I believe it is the best software for modelling allow to easily navigate and manage the model(s).
Inconvénients :
For new users it may be quite challenging to start using CATIA with all toolbars. Additionally the software is quite expensive.
Creo - A CAD tool with full of possibilities - review based on the versions from Pro/E 2001 to Croe4
Commentaires :
I started working with Creo (earlier known as Pro/ENGINEER) in the year 2004 along with SolidWorks in my first company where I was the main tutor for this two software.
I implemented SolidWorks in a motor manufacturing company along with data migration from AutoCAD to SolidWorks as SolidWorks Certified Support Technician.
Since 2007, In my present company, I am using Creo with Windchill PDMLink on a daily basis. During these years, my journey started as an End User and now I am a Business Administrator of Creo and PDMLink for the users from my country.
I can say though other tools are easy to learn and might seem low cost, they might not match the robustness of the Creo in terms of 3D modelling of complex geometries as well as large assemblies.
I also used Standard Rendering and I was able to produce a very effective images for product catalogs.
I also used Mechanism and Simulation modules and they are quite capable.
Small Scale Industries, those are in search of a tool with fast learning, fast output over robust parametric modelling for short term goals then SolidWorks or SolidEdge is better.
For long term goals of Life-cycle management from development to production to withdrawal, Creo is strongly recommended.
Creo is for 3D CAD modelling, drafting and advance assembly extension for large product manufacturing industries.
*) before making any purchase decision, I would recommend having a hands-on or demo of all the 3D CAD tools with our area of implementation.
Avantages :
Robust and Advanced Modelling Features including Surface Modeling capability which are capable of easy to very complex geometry. Family Table, Simplified Representations and Flexible Components. Skeleton for a top-down modelling approach Mechanism and Rendering. Plethora of Config options to suit many customer needs.
Inconvénients :
Learning Curve is still on the higher side than other rivals such as SolidWorks which has a very fast and shot learning curve. For Creo, Help is not yet so much intuitive as SolidWorks has unless you go for PTC University portal. In Drawing, still, some of the things are not up to the mark as compared to rivals.
great 3D mechanical design software
Commentaires : I use this software to make 3d designs as a hobby because I love tools and parts designing, I sometimes use Creo to make the work faster. I love this application because it is easy to use.
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A great design tool but not the best. I like that this software is much easier than any other designing software, if you have complicated work by using Cero you can save time. Also, the rendering is good but not the best. And it has a great user interface with easy and clear grouping.
Inconvénients :
They must work on the analysis, this software can do much work and it saves time because it is easier than any other software but the analysis in Creo is bad and doesn't give accurate results so you have to use another software to do it the analysis.
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Best CAD Option
Commentaires : Over 25 years using Pro/Engineer 7.0 to Creo 4 - Loved the robustness. Hardly ever crashed. It is a great program and they are ready to help when necessary.
Avantages :
User interface and functionality. Mapkey creation. Work flow. Options and creation withing each functional component like fillets - options can be found easily.
Inconvénients :
Price. I know they need to make money and they are one of the top tiers for the CAD sector. I would like to user for hobbies etc - but I can't because it's too expensive for a toy.
Best 3D Cad and assy design software
Commentaires : I am verifying my part without physically making it. I made the cad and then simulate it.
Avantages :
Command control panel with command name is easy to access.
Inconvénients :
Sometime fatal error can make you angry.
CREO requieres longer for beginners
Commentaires : We had to have a dedicated team jus for CREO to allow the rest to concentrate on Product support and projects only.
Avantages :
Found it to be intuitive at the beginning,
Inconvénients :
Creating sketches was hard to master even when training was provided, difficult to finalize complex sketches with little tools to find fixes. Somehow the Engineering IT was unable to sync with PLM softwares for some time. Extensive training was required to bring onboard new hires.
Not as powerful as NX, but not as easily usable as Solidworks
Avantages :
There's a built-in version control called Windchill. There are some online resources you can use, but they aren't very easily searchable. You can get the hang of it eventually. Also, you can do your GD&T in the model itself, which goes into the drawings.
Inconvénients :
The Windchill software is very clunky and difficult to use. The online resources aren't easily searchable, and it can be difficult to learn. I preferred NX.
Very powerful but other packages may offer better value
Commentaires : Overall a very powerful tool with many options (prepare to open your checkbook). There are other packages that might suit basic needs of most companies (i.e. Solidworks or Autodesk)
Avantages :
The modeling and assembly power is very good. The surfacing is ok. Pro-e/Creo handles large assemblies very well.
Inconvénients :
The drafting package. Ugh. Its terrible.
PTC Creo Review
Avantages :
Good for handling large models and maintaining them Its parametric so 3D models and 2d drawings are associated , you can change either to make modification Sketching, detailing is friendly including propping
Inconvénients :
Creo sometime gives fatal error which completely shuts the software down and have to restart that is annoying Cabling module is not that user friendly so can be cumbersome Sweep / swept blend sometime fails which is fine but more accurate error messages can help Extend to next feature was there in earlier version which was good but its not anymore in newer versions
Fantastic CAD Program For All Users
Avantages :
Assemblies are much more stable than other programs.
Inconvénients :
The shortcuts and some functionality is not as intuitive as other programs such as SolidWorks
PTC Creo
Avantages :
The Parametric Nature of the Software and the Design Intent is superb Excellent for Solid Modelling ( drafting , part modelling, Assembly module, Detailing, Sheetmetal)
Inconvénients :
Frequent updated versions which come yearly is not so good as the individual using this software has to update the license every year which is Costly
Not the best Design Software, but the easiest.
Commentaires : The overall experience with Creo is good it helped me a lot with my graduation project in the university.
Avantages :
I used Creo in the university to complete my graduation project and still use this software sometimes. The software is powerful with many helpful features. Also, it is one of the easiest tools that you can use to complete any ordered job easily in a short time.
Inconvénients :
I think Creo is a professional tool compared with other tools like Solidworks, the analysis and rendering in Creo are somehow weak. The UI is not that great and from the first time, you need time to understand.
Creo Student Review
Commentaires : I used Creo as part of my University curriculum to learn 3D Modeling. It was a mostly satisfactory experience, although there were a few hiccups as mentioned above in "Cons" owing to the slightly complicated UI. Compared to SolidWorks which was also taught as part of University Curriculum, this was slightly harder to grasp. Nonetheless, it did a decent job at communicating the fundamentals of 3D Modeling to us as new users.
Avantages :
1) A lot of functionalities. 2) Good software to model 3D geometries, but for people already familiar with 3D modelling to an extent. 3) Comparatively cheaper than other commercial 3D modelling software.
Inconvénients :
1) UI can be improved to be more easy to infer for students instinctively. Compared to certain software, for example SolidWorks, the UI isn't as striking and often times confusing for new users. 2) Transitions like changing between views, and assembly animations can be improved. There is no lagging, but it feels a bit unnatural as compared to other popular 3D Modeling software.
Very Wide 3D Modules
Commentaires : Creo is a 3D Modules very good for a medium level of use
Avantages :
Creo is one of the best 3D Model Designs, especially for students, Creo is friendly and smooth for students to begin with education levels.
Inconvénients :
I face a lag in rendering, I could say the rendering performance is not efficient as other 3D modules.