Creo Exports to 3MF
The 3D manufacturing format (3MF) is an industry-supported file format that design applications (like Creo) can use to send full-fidelity 3D models to a mix of other applications, platforms, services, and printers.
Creo users can export 3MF files from Part or Assembly mode or from the tray assembly. From there, you can directly send models to the 3D printing preparation software that came with your 3D printer. Or send models for visualization to a shop floor using standard Windows applications. (This video shows Print 3D and HP SmartStream 3D Build Manager.)
If you need to do nesting, printability checks, or create support structures, do it directly in the tray assembly. Also, because the tray assembly is a data-managed object in Windchill, you can vault the job preparation data in your PLM system to replicate the prints you created today at any point in the future.
Learn more about 3MF on our blog: https://www.ptc.com/en/blogs/cad/what...
Learn more about Creo Additive Manufacturing: http://ptc.co/z4Ai30s0lqm