I created an exploded view and extension lines in the assembly model. These lines are called "offset line" in the model tree if you show the features. Assign these offset lines to a layer in the assembly …

However, now we have upgraded to Creo parametric 1.0 and I can not figure out how to show the axis in an exploded view. I tried show model annotations and that didn't help. I used the search to try and …

Community,   I have an assembly that has a sub-assembly.  I would like to move the entire sub-assembly (keep all the components together) from the main assembly, all within the exploded …

May 5, 2021 · Good day to everyone!   I used AFX and I created an exploded view in View Manager. After some assembly modification, replacing and movement of parts I verified my exploded …

Hi AllI working on Creo 3 build m120 can create in model exploded view but will not appear in the drawing view

May 4, 2023 · What version of Creo are you using? Not having much information to go one I can only give a couple of shots in the dark: Explode Lines are tied to the explode state. Make sure the same …

May 27, 2025 · It put the component back to the unexploded position without changing its explode state. I just assembled a small component into a Creo 9 assembly, which, in the exploded view is off into …

Is this possbile? I have a single part file with 20 bodies within and would like to view it exploded like you can in a standard assembly

Hello,   I use the auto exploded in Creo to explode my assembly. However, the result is very weird like the photo attached. Does anyone know the reason? In addition, what is the principle of  …

Apr 12, 2022 · It is a bug in Creo and frustrating beyond belief, after creating dozens of explode lines I have to go back and re-create them all. This includes all explode lines which were existing prior to …