Creo Parametric Tutorial - Datum Curves from Equation

This Creo Parametric tutorial video shows you how to create a Datum Curve from an equation in a Cartesian coordinate system. It includes ellipses, parabolas, helices, a Lemniscate, as well as a Torus knot.
The curves are also used to generate a Sketch, a Revolve, and a Sweep.
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Thanks,
Dave
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[@nabeelk]

Hello Dave ! Thank you so much for this video. You are going to the territories of Creo where most of the users fear to go.

[@CADPLMGuy]

Thanks!

[@coveylee]

the essential concept of design intent, thanks!

[@CADPLMGuy]

Thank you for watching and writing a comment!

[@marcosisaacortizvaldenegro3840]

Thank you so very much. Regards!

[@THEeltfreak]

Well this is extremely interesting, but is a Torus knot ever used in real life? How would you even create or machine such a thing? Nonetheless, this was an excellent training video!

[@CADPLMGuy]

My intent was to show the capability and have some fun. I enjoy playing with complex 2D and 3D curves and 3D surfaces. I gave no thought in this situation to real world applications. I was trying to give the audience an understanding of how powerful curves from equations are.