Creo Parametric - ISDX - Curve From Surface & Isolines | Style Curves

This Creo Parametric tutorial shows how to use the Curve From Surface tool to create an isoline on a surface. It explains how using isolines helps create surfaces with higher quality boundary conditions.
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Thanks,
Dave

Thanks mate! This is so practical for cable routing, and many other things.

[@jiteshkadivar6321]

Nice explain

[@CADPLMGuy]

Thanks!

[@aneesurrehman4135]

sometimes I feel like ISDX Curve doesn't sit properly on the other reference curve because when I try boundary blend it sometimes not working properly and when I deeply probe into the curve it looks disconnected while pressing the shift key in making those curves

[@surajprakash3264]

Sir how to create U/V curves on face In creo

[@surajprakash3264]

Hello Sir I need Help
I am new to Creo
Problem is I got step file from somewhere to practice mold design on Creo 7.0 and the part is Already rotated in three Axies So how to align part according to datum planes in Modelling environment

[@CADPLMGuy]

You can use the Warp tool to transform the model but it's probably just easiest to make new datum planes oriented for mold design work.