Creo Importer

The Creo importer includes various format-specific settings.

Format Specific Setup

Setting	Description
Code Page Name	The code page to use to convert text to Unicode. These values follow the format used by the libiconv GNU Package. For example, "EUC-JP" for Japanese files. [default: none]
Display Tolerance	Displays tolerances for dimensions.
Display Subpart Annotations	Display PMIs in the subparts of assemblies. [default: false]
Read Family Tables	How to read family tables. There are 3 options: Accelerator File – use an accelerator file only. Any tessellation or generic information will be ignored. Tessellation – if the accelerator file isn't present then search for the tessellation representation and use it if found. [default] Wire and Generic – if the accelerator file and tessellation aren’t present then use the wire or generic representation (note that the representation will not reflect what the configuration should be).
Use Boolean Operator	Display the generic form of the element if there’s a boolean operator instead of a tessellation to represent it. [default: false]
Use Flexible Component	Display the generic form of the element if there’s a flexible component instead of a tessellation to represent it. [default: false]
Hide Skeletons	Hide all skeleton elements from the imported file. [default: true]
Exploded State Views	Create a view for each exploded state. [default: false]
Display Visible Datum	Manage the visibility of datum entities. [default: false]
Read Sketch	Control the sketch reading. There are 3 options: Yes – read wires. No – do not read wires. [default] Same as Datum – read wires as per the Display Visible Datum option.
Compute Home View	Add an additional view to reflect the current states (orientation, explode, etc.). [default: false]