It is satisfying to see product designed and manufactured in the USA being used to fight the effects of COVID-19 globally. He continues to provide engineering and design support to a leading manufacturer of respiratory personal protective equipment (PPE). I’d get bored quickly if I were working on the same thing for my entire career.” “I love the flexibility and the range of projects. He now works as a consultant on products from medical devices to sporting goods to consumer electronics and even high-end chronometers.Ī good day for him is working with people who are not technical by nature to define a problem to be solved – and then working to solve that novel technical problem. Professionally, he used to run R&D groups at Motorola – thus the magazine cover highlighting his article ‘Mapping Your Good Intentions’. “We’ve got community members who are invaluable resources and happy to respond to questions.” He enjoys turning to the Community when he’s got a detailed technical question. He started using Creo back in the mid-90s in its Pro/Engineer days. “Alligators invade any body of water they can swim in. One caveat: Assume any body of water has a gator in it. Not surprisingly he enjoys the outdoors whether it’s the earth or the ocean. He swears you can get used to the heat but not the humidity. The first non-Creo thing to know about is that he’s a native Floridian. He currently maintains the list of open issues for core surfacing functionality.Ībove, Thom enjoys his favorite hobby – cycling. This TC is responsible for core surfacing, ISDX, Freestyle and ReStyle tools. Thom has been a member of the PTC/USER industrial design and surfacing technical committee through 2002 and got involved again in 2019 to have the chance to influence Creo’s development.
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The first community member in our Creo Community spotlight series is Thom Braxton who goes by the handle He is most active on the Creo Parametric 3D Part & Assembly Design Forum. Normally, I write Creo product collateral, but when Cat and Jaime Lee gave me the chance to get to know a community member, I grabbed it. I, Ruth Morss, am your guest host on this Creo Parametric Tips board.
Here’s where we have a chance to learn a bit more about our most active community members: who they are, the products they use, and what they like about being a member of the PTC Community. Today, we’re launching the Creo edition of the PTC Community Spotlights which launched last month in the ThingWorx Community. If you have some changes for the community platform, you can always leave some suggestions on the Feedback Board. The PTC Community Team is striving to make community platform changes and member experience improvements more regularly. Instead of the extra characters "in response to" for easier identification, we now have "To." If you want to reply, just click the "Reply" button.Ĥ. Removed Reply Box underneath each thread. Redundant thread title is now removed! Members are now able to get to the thread details right away!Ģ. PTC Community Badges (Definitions and Explanations)īelow is a round up of some of the UX changes you may or may not have noticed!ġ. We also loaded some new Community FAQs as well.īe sure to go read these FAQs to learn more about some changes to the member experience. We have been busy making minor updates to the community UX. July has been a busy month for the PTC Community Team. Show( "Ready for next value" ) Įlse if (rdoDoWhile.Checked) // using the DO loop structure:Įlse // assume that the FOR loop structure will be used:įor ( int testVariable = 250 (testVariable <= 500) testVariable += 250) If (rdoWhile.Checked) // using the WHILE loop structure: Void btnThreeValues_Click( object sender, EventArgs e) This happens no matter which button is selected, so it would seem as if I am missing something from my code. When I am debugging and I click on the button "Three Values", it stops at the following line and then gives me the error of "An unhandled exception of type 'System.StackOverflowException' occurred in mscorlib.dll". Hello, I am trying to get a homework assignemnt done but I just can't put two and two together.
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