Maybe some people don't agree, and that's fine, I'm just frustrated by it.

Also, the inconsistency it frustrating.MMB will close out some menus, but not others (like measure - but let's not get started on measure). I also find the need to hold down buttons to activate features to be quite annoying. My experience is the 'you need to be in this tab to do this feature, or just hold the alt key' just addes steps to what was before much more simple.

The whole 'less mouse clicks and less mouse travel' is bogus for many (most) users. I changed from WF4 a short time ago, but have used it enough to know that the UI is not what it should be and that Creo is MUCH slower than WF4 was - and not because of my unhoned skills with the new UI.there is just plain more waiting for the system to think. I have read many of the comments in this forum regarding performance of Creo related to WF. Is there a way to make it the default? I do use a mapkey to turn it on, but I'm trying to eliminate that step.

The problem is that it is indeed temporary and is turned off every time an edit is made, a window is switched, etc. In order to spin/pan/zoom, I rely on temporary shade. New to this forum and I have a few questions regarding default and performance settings in Creo:ġ) How do I set the default part color for new parts/sheetmetal that are started from scratch?Ģ) In sheetmetal, how do I set a default bend table so I don't have to change it from a Y-factor to a specific table for every part?ģ) I work in large assemblies frequently.simplified reps mostly.

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