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In this video, I’ll show you how to use the Pattern feature inside a Creo Assembly to make your assemblies faster and easier. If you have multiple components that need the same orientation, same spacing, or follow a hole pattern, this tool saves a ton of time because you don’t have to constrain every part manually.

We cover the main assembly pattern types:

Pattern by Reference (follows the original part’s hole pattern reference)

Pattern by Direction (linear spacing + quantity)

Pattern by Curve (pattern components along a sketched curve)

Pattern by Axis (circular pattern around an axis + “space evenly”)

In this video you’ll learn:

How assembly patterning works in Creo (and why it saves time)

Patterning a component using a hole pattern reference

How to remove specific instances from a pattern (skip instances)

Why changing the first component constraints updates the whole pattern

Pattern by Direction: choose direction, set spacing, set quantity

Pattern by Curve: create a quick sketch curve and follow it

Pattern by Axis: create an axis and pattern components around it

Using Space Evenly to divide components around 360°

Changing the number of instances (5 → 3 etc.)

Controlling angles (360° full circle vs smaller increments like 45°)

Why reference patterns are often the fastest and cleanest option

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