How to write on Proe4 0 Wildfire Edition parts!

Planes and surfaces have different approaches.

Let's start with the plane.

1. In the finished part, select the Stretch command and sketch to define the plane you want to write.

2. Click Sketch and select Insert Text.

3. Adjust the font size you need, and click Done.

4. Enter the height you want to stretch. Click Done.

The method of the surface.

1. Stretch a cylinder.

2. Create a projection curve "proe": first select the surface ——— projection - click on the reference (as shown in Figure 1), select the projection sketch in the menu - the definition after the point sketch, define the sketch plane top (as shown in Figure 2), enter the sketch - write "proe" and then OK - select along the direction, select the top for the direction reference, and confirm (as shown in Figure 3).

3.Create a font - select the offset ——— surface - select the "button with draft feature" (as shown in Figure 4) (as shown in Figure 5), enter the sketch (the sketch plane is TOP offset 200, the offset distance can be set by yourself, do not intersect with the solid), extract the previously created curve (use "Ring",) as shown in Figure 6) - enter 10 in the offset distance (click the arrow behind to adjust the direction of the offset, that is, whether the word is concave or convex) (as shown in Figure 7) - and adjust the color effect of the surface after completion.

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1.If the surface of the part is flat, you can sketch the text directly, and then stretch the text height.

2.If the surface of the part is a curved surface, you can first determine a datum plane that is approximately parallel to the surface, sketch the text on it, use the projection under the menu, and then offset (use the boundary command to select the line that has just been projected on the surface) and specify the extrusion height.

The sketch inside the stretch has text that can be written.

In "Sketch" there is a text tool that allows you to write and stretch it.

Stretch, select the surface you want to write, sketch, and enter the Chinese characters.

1.Sketch the font on the surface of the lettering first, and if it is a surface, project it onto the surface.

2.Use the offset, burn answer feature Pi Ke Hui.

Copy the sketch or projected font.

There is one in the sketch options"a"Shape of the button,Then follow the prompts on the line,Then do a stretch,You can get the text you want,One thing to note is,Proe's English is fine,But proe's Chinese characters can't complete the command of stretching features,You need to trace your own words,Just try a few more times yourself。

First click stretching, select a good plane, then click the text tool, select a good font, try one by one (some fonts have intersectional phenomena), and finally tick and set the stretch length.

If it's on a plane, you can sketch it directly, but if it's a surface, you need to build a datum in front of it, sketch on the datum and then project it onto the sketch!

You can make use of the "offset" inside"has a draft feature" to offset it on both surfaces and planes.

Simple Chinese is not traditional, you can put traditional Chinese items on when you wear rags.

If you don't install it, set it, Pro font dir, you should have traditional in your system, and then you can reference the font of the system.

Your input method is required to be able to input traditional Chinese characters.

This is because the font library of the sketch font you use is not complete, and you can't display some simplified and traditional characters, so you can't do it, so you can only change the font with a full font library

You mean to form three-dimensional text? Write the words on the sketch surface first, and then stretch it to form, if you want to have a strong sense of three-dimensionality, you also need to match the surface.

How to insert text in Creo(Proe) software.

You can only input 2D text in separate sketches or projections, and if you want 3D text, you can use stretching, but sometimes you can't stretch because of the font. If you need the text to be attached to the surface, then you have to project it up and then offset it, if you don't project it first, the text A will be gray in the sketch, and it will not be written. So, what kind of text do you need to do according to the method I put above.

Hope it helps.

When we assemble the assembly in PROE, when some parts can be directly generated by the method of component mirroring, especially when some parts are divided into left and right, the method of mirroring can not only save the trouble of assembly, but also directly produce a left (right) part. Here's how:

In the image below, if you mirror the part with the red wireframe to the left, it is obvious that if you continue to assemble, you need to model another part on the left. For this tutorial, I use the direct mirror method.

1. Click the [Create] command icon on the right.

2. Pop up the component creation dialog box, select [Mirror] - enter the name of the mirrored part, as shown in Figure 3, after [OK], pop up the [Mirror Part] dialog box, select the part that needs to be mirrored, and then select the center datum of the mirror, as shown in the figure.

How many versions? All of the above have this feature.

I usually delete the last version, restore the previous version, and then change the image.