![]() You have to draw in a free software becuase it is way easier then import the draw in an expensive software, unbelive. if you need to draw a shape of a new part, it is tought, I have draft sight for free, so I draw whatever i want to do then I import the drawing to Creo schematics. Trying to draw something: it is tought surely. If you want to adjust the wire to the new position it is a nightmare you can not get a straight line again the vertex decided where to go by itself so iIended up making a new wire again my point here is that CREO Schematics is an expesive software and should help instead of make things worst. Once you insert this in a new sheet and you want to make it bigger (or smaller) you are in trouble, the position of the connections are separated to the new distance however the conductors/wire stays at the same place.making look it bad. The problem is when you need to use it in a different sheet. ![]() OK then you create your own bundle cables with the conductors needed and it has a specific size and leght of conductors. The bundle cables: the library has a tamplate for up to 3 conductors (which is nothing in most cases) however does not have a way to set the numbers of conductors you need (that is bad). I select a double side connector but it only allows me to connect up to 3 wires (2 in one side and 1 on the other side) so waht about my 4th wire? I have to use a free point connection in order to fix but the Creo Schematics is expensive and that simple thing is not possible (at least not in a easy way). So I need to use terminal blocks with up 4 conencting points, however it seems to be impossible with CREO SCHEMATICS. I have to do schematics for control boxes, junction boxes and things like that. ![]() I got it last year however it seems to be toought to do what I want to do. I just want to share this in order to see what other users think about. If so, do you know what is the main market for this product?
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