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Creo Parametric is a powerful computer-aided design (CAD) software developed by PTC (formerly known as Parametric Technology Corporation). It is widely used by engineers, designers, and manufacturers to create 3D models, simulate product behavior, and generate detailed engineering drawings. Here's an overview of Creo Parametric and its key features:Creo Parametric uses a parametric modeling approach, allowing users to create 3D models by defining parameters and relationships between geometric features.Parametric modeling enables design changes to be made easily and automatically updated throughout the entire model, reducing errors and speeding up the design process.Users can define dimensions, constraints, and relations to control the size, shape, and behavior of model features, ensuring design intent is maintained.Creo Parametric provides a wide range of tools for creating complex 3D part models, including extrusions, revolves, sweeps, blends, and Boolean operations.Users can create geometric features such as holes, fillets, chamfers, ribs, and shells to enhance the functionality and aesthetics of parts.The software supports the creation of parametric families and skeletons for managing and t reusing design components across multiple parts and assemblies.Creo Parametric allows users to assemble multiple parts and components into complex assemblies, simulating real-world interactions and relationships between parts.Users can define assembly constraints, such as mates, alignments, and degrees of freedom, to accurately position and orient components within the assembly.The software provides tools for managing assembly structures, creating exploded views, and performing interference checks to identify and resolve assembly conflicts.