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The Pro/ENGINEER user interface includes a menu bar, toolbars, message areas, and a graphics area for the Pro/ENGINEER object. Menus are limited to two levels of submenus.

This presentation is the result of PTC polling the technical support database and generating a list of subjects that are frequently asked about. Detailing was number one on the list and dimensional questions were the number one detailing subject matter. This tutorial will focus on the most common questions asked by our customer base.

The Manufacturing Process Manager in Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire allows you to see all your manufacturing steps in a single table and then manipulate them as easily as you would in a standard spreadsheet application.

After successfully completing this exercise, you will know how to: Create datum axes and planes. Create holes, rounds, chamfers, and shells. Created extrude, revolve, and rib features. Copy, mirror, and pattern features.

How to search through a part or assembly for a specific feature or component.

Creating 3 different types of simplified representations in Pro/E: features, work regions, and surfaces.

Lesson Objective: In this lesson, we will learn about the basic elements of Pro/ENGINEER, including the different object types, parametric modeling and design intent.

Lesson Objective: In this lesson, we will learn how to create servo motors, and run a simple animation and play back the results.

Lesson Objective: In this lesson, we will learn about Datum Planes, Datum Axes, Datum Points, and Datum Coordinate Systems.

Creating pin and fitting, making an assembly using these parts and creating a drawing of the assembly.

troubleshooting shaded EPS files and clipped plotted output, PTC Express, March 2006

Tips & Techniques Replay for Photorendering in Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire with the Advanced Rendering Extension

After successfully completing this exercise, you will know how to: Preview and Open Models. Use new orientation tools to spin, pan, and zoom. Select components and features using various techniques. Hide / Unhide components and features. Delete and edit features. Redefine features using the dashboard.

This tutorial is intended to be used alongside Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 2.0. Please make sure that Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 2.0 is installed on your machine before continuing. If Pro/ENGINEER is already running, please exit it now.

You will see the full power of Pro/ENGINEER once you begin to make modifications to your part. Parametric CAD Systems are designed to facilitate changes to your models. This means that Pro/ENGINEER is designed to provide flexibility and increase your productivity as you go through the design process and incorporate engineering changes.