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: A "push and pull" design paradigm allowed for geometry changes up to 3x faster.

If you are fortunate enough to have a licensed copy running on a legacy workstation, cherish it. The "Magnitude Hot" release represents the peak of CoCreate’s independence before PTC fully absorbed it into Creo Elements/Direct.

(in-package :custom) (defun c:set-hot-mag (/ val) (setq val (ui::value-input "Enter Hot Magnitude" 10)) (setq *hot-magnitude* val) (display (format nil "Hot magnitude set to ~A" val)) (sd-call-cmds (modify_3d :select :face :offset_magnitude *hot-magnitude* :keep_dep true :hot true)))

CoCreate Modeling v17.0 is an explicit 3D CAD software release from PTC (now known as Creo Elements/Direct

: Users could add dimensions directly to a 3D model to drive changes smoothly, regardless of whether the model was built from scratch or imported from another CAD tool.

Unlike history-based parametric CAD systems that rely on strict feature trees and parent-child constraints, CoCreate v17 operates entirely on . This allows users to work directly with the 3D geometry—pushing, pulling, and twisting faces in real-time without fearing model corruption or broken dependencies.

The user community has continued to reference this software, often using terms that are not official PTC nomenclature.

The release emphasized compatibility with (now Creo Parametric), offering high-quality GRANITE-based import/export and associativity between the two systems. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more PTC CoCreate® 17.0

: Users could drive design changes by directly modifying 3D dimensions on a model, similar to 2D drafting.