Creo

Pros: Facilité d'utilisation avec windchill en plm

Cons: Peu développé par rapport à d'autres logiciels

Pros: Part family option is very good to use and reduce tonnes of time for each engineer.

Cons: For sheet metal is not good much ,So very hard to use.

Pros: Great capabilities with modeling, tool design, mill pathing, etc

Cons: UI is not intuitive, steep learning curve compared to Solidworks or equivalent.

Pros: The best thing about Creo Parametric is that it provides rich set of features with the complete depth for all of the modules like Sheet Metal, Part Modelling, Assembly, etc.

Cons: Because of having a rich variety of features, it becomes difficult for a new user to learn it easily as compared to other CAD tools like SolidWorks.

Pros: La parte di modellazione meccanica è molto simile al processo di realizzazione del particolare (magari tramite fresatura) è quindi facilmente realizzabile il modello 3D

Cons: Le applicazioni per superfici di stile sono poco intuitive e quindi la modifica x chi non le ha realizzate è molto laboriosa

Pros: UDF-User Defined FeatureFamily TableShrinkwrapIt's very easy to useWe have integrated TEAMCENTER no issue regarding plm.

Cons: We are having all mfg. Facility in-house at that point we use to create different models with help of family table.it makes our life easy.Image inserting in model,as in our machinary design we have to add causion/warning sign.We have Teamcenter/PLM integrated and works fine.

Pros: 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.

Cons: The restrictive nature of the CAD package and some quirks with its part and body modelling can make it unintuitive and confusing.

Pros: 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

Cons: 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.

Pros: 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.

Cons: 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.

Pros: Creo is a fantastic resources for completing complex designs efficiently and accurately. The machine design features make getting work done easy.

Cons: 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.

Pros: Modeling, assembly, sheet metal and drawings modules are my favorite

Cons: Error message are cryptic but you get used to them

Pros: 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.

Cons: 2D capabilities are less when compared to competition. CAM features can be improved.

Pros: No pros. It has too many bugs and should not be considered for professional use.

Cons: 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.

Pros: Creo is one of the best 3D Model Designs, especially for students, Creo is friendly and smooth for students to begin with education levels.

Cons: I face a lag in rendering, I could say the rendering performance is not efficient as other 3D modules.

Pros: 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.

Cons: 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.

Pros: Creo software is a user-friendly software.In this software we make 2D diagrams and convert them to 3D models with advanced modelling features. This software makes users deliver projects in time and model components with accurate dimensions.

Cons: Modification of models in the process of modelling is not possible in this software. Edit sketchs is not available. Some errors are sometimes difficult to resolve. It requires large and high speed internet to work with Creo.

Pros: Nice interface and very intuitive.Can be configured has we want.

Cons: When importing files, the visualization is not the best. To much pixelized.

Pros: The feature that makes me do analysis of my project is the feature that I like most in Creo.

Cons: I don't feel there's any feature missing or any that needs a fix for now, everything is working perfectly for me.

Pros: Il motivo per cui mi sono interfacciato a Creo è di natura economica, attraverso il seguente software è possibile disegnare gratuitamente con le potenzialità corrispondenti a quelle di softwaremolto più dispendiosi.

Cons: L'interfaccia potrebbe essere più appetibile.

Pros: Very easy to use, Direct modeling not being parametric makes is super easy to get into it and start modeling straight after getting the software even without knowing parametric modeling. I find it great for whoever has a 3D printer and needs to quickly draw parts without the issues of handle parameters and constraints. So, quickness is another great advantage. Finally, it is available also for free with few limitations on groups of parts, making it very suitable also for amateurs

Cons: Of course a big pro can be also a big con, speaking about the lack of parameters, but depending on how someone intends to model an objects, they should know beforehand if this way is the most suitable

Pros: The advantage of Creo software is that it is very easy to use and learn with powerful 3D modeling capabilities. It is flexible and customizable. There is a comprehensive library of parts and assemblies. Apart from that it could simulate and analyze the design in addition to the design process automatically. It also could collaborate with other users.

Cons: The downside of Creo Software is the expensive licensing fee. Limited support for non-Windows operating systems, non-CAD file formats, non-Creo software, non-English languages and for non-professional users.

Pros: Ampie possibilità di manovra e strumenti tecnici all'altezza dei suoi utilizzi.

Cons: A volte può essere dispersivo e poco intuitivo. Il primo approccio può difficoltoso.

Pros: The thing that I liked most about Creo is how powerful it is. It's packed with tons of features that make it easy to create complex 3D models. I also really like the user-friendly interface, which makes it easy to navigate and quickly find what you need. And the fact that Creo Illustrate can be used for technical illustrations is great - it allows me to create beautiful visuals with ease. Finally, Creo Parametric has some great automation tools, which help save time when designing complex parts.

Cons: One of the downsides to Creo is that its features may be too robust and complicated for beginners to use. It has a steep learning curve and can be difficult to master all the tools it offers. As such, it might not be the best choice for those just starting out in 3D modeling.