Article - CS44385
Change in the way the lower tolerance values for plus-minus tolerances have to be entered in Creo Elements/Pro 5.0
Modified: 24-Apr-2017
Applies To
- Pro/ENGINEER and Creo Elements/Pro Wildfire 5.0
- Creo Parametric 1.0 to 4.0
Description
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Change in the way the lower tolerance values for plus-minus tolerances have to be entered in recent releases
- In current versions It is necessary to insert the minus sign in the lower tolerance of a dimension, otherwise it will be positive.
- This wasn't necessary in previous releases, because Creo assumed that the lower tolerance was negative and upper tolerance was positive
- The plus-minus tolerance values sign can be the same.
- Both plus and minus tolerances can have the same sign simultaneously.
- Plus-Minus tolerances can be both positive (+) and both (-).
- If no plus or minus sign entered into tolerance value, tolerance value is changed to positive
- Tolerance value is always positive unless minus sign (-) is entered.
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