Creo Adds Sketch to Drawing

What does this mean for Creo users?

Creo 9.0 adds a new sketch tool called "Sketch to Drawing." This tool allows users to create 2D sketches that are automatically converted into 3D models.

This new tool has several advantages over traditional sketching methods.

• It is faster and easier to use.
• It produces more accurate results.
• It allows for greater flexibility in design.

Here are some examples of how Sketch to Drawing can be used:

• To create custom parts and assemblies
• To modify existing designs
• To create technical illustrations

Creo 9.0 also includes several other new features, such as:

• A new user interface
• Improved tools for 3D modeling
• New tools for simulation and analysis

Creo 9.0 is a major release that offers a number of significant new features and improvements. These new features make Creo 9.0 a more powerful and versatile tool for product design and engineering.

Benefits of using Creo Sketch to Drawing

There are many benefits to using Creo Sketch to Drawing, including:

• Increased productivity: Sketch to Drawing can help you to create designs more quickly and easily.
• Improved accuracy: Sketch to Drawing produces more accurate results than traditional sketching methods.
• Greater flexibility: Sketch to Drawing allows you to explore more design options.

Conclusion

Creo Sketch to Drawing is a powerful new tool that can help you to create better designs more quickly and easily. If you are a Creo user, I encourage you to try out Sketch to Drawing in Creo 9.0.