bramble vs. PTC Creo

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
bramble
Score 0.0 out of 10
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bramble is a cloud based, solver agnostic CFD platform with customised data management. Designed to maximise the value of simulation for its customers, it has streamlined the pre- and post simulation process, increasing productivity, allowing engineers to be hyper productive. bramble offers: Simulation cost-effectiveness - no license or subscription fees, simulations are pay as you go. Productivity - with compressed design cycles, including automated CFD…N/A
PTC Creo
Score 5.5 out of 10
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PTC offers Creo, the company's line of computer-aided design (CAD) products that support the product lifecycle management (PLM) process with 2D and 3D design kits (Creo Elements and Creo Direct), an augmented reality module, Creo Illustrate for technical illustrations, Creo Sketch, Creo Schematics and Creo View for diagramming and sharing information, Creo simulate for running simulations, and other modules.
$2,480
Pricing
bramblePTC Creo
Editions & Modules
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Design Package
$2,480.00
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
bramblePTC Creo
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeOptionalNo setup fee
Additional DetailsPublic Cloud - bramble servers offer access to over 3000+cores of CDF optimised HPC for £0.0575 per core-hour Hybrid Cloud - bramble servers but not bramble's 3000+ cores. After choosing an HPC bramble will link up to it for the cost of the HPC plus £0.0106 per core-hour Private Cloud - bramble running on on an organization's own network, requiring no internet connection, so all data is kept in-house. For the cost of HPC plus £0.0106 per core-hour
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Features
bramblePTC Creo
Computer-Aided Design Software
Comparison of Computer-Aided Design Software features of Product A and Product B
bramble
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Ratings
PTC Creo
4.0
Ratings
56% below category average
3D Modeling00 Ratings4.00 Ratings
2D Drafting00 Ratings1.00 Ratings
Rendering and Visualization00 Ratings6.00 Ratings
Parametric Design00 Ratings8.00 Ratings
Collaboration and Sharing00 Ratings6.00 Ratings
Compatibility with other software and formats00 Ratings2.00 Ratings
Assembly Design00 Ratings3.00 Ratings
Documentation and Annotation00 Ratings2.00 Ratings
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User Ratings
bramblePTC Creo
Likelihood to Recommend
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2.2
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Support Rating
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User Testimonials
bramblePTC Creo
Likelihood to Recommend
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I wouldn't suggest it to my worst enemy. My colleagues worked with other CADs and, in my experience, complain every day about this CAD, about how much things it doesn't have or do, etc. One of them keeps telling me, in their opinion, how even CREO Direct is far superior, easy to use, faster and better. In my opinion, it's a CAD that requires constant attention at what you do, how you do, when you do because it doesn't do it for you.
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Pros
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  • PTC Creo contains many advanced tools with better optimization for creating part models and other production related drawings.
  • The initial concept designs can be done more adequately.
  • The parameters of 2D drawings can be changed easily by editing the 3D model.
  • The productivity can be increased by customized tools for modeling.
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Cons
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  • Providing guidance through using tools is lacking in Creo. There is a small area where the text is displayed at the bottom that is supposed to help guide you, but many times the guidance doesn't make sense.
  • Layers are a hassle in Creo. Unless you know how to set up your config file to do it automatically, you have to add each item to the appropriate layer.
  • There is a lack of automation in Creo. In some other CAD packages, you can add holes or the like on a pattern of features. Not so in Creo.
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Support Rating
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I liked the training manuals I used to learn some, as I didn’t have CAD background in college or before this job. My coworkers were able to share with me what they learned in PTC training and I was able to get support online and through reading.
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Alternatives Considered
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PTC Creo is much better than other software at allowing collaboration across multiple users, even multiple plants/locations. We went from an older non-parametric industry standard software to PTC Creo because we could save massive amounts of time by using the parametric assembly features of PTC Creo along with the the Windchill drawing organization functions.
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Return on Investment
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  • Having PTC Creo as our primary tool positions us as forward thinking and creative in the eyes of our clients.
  • PTC Creo constantly evolves in the ability to increase our productivity; new capabilities and features are added, which reduce our level of effort for some tasks.
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Screenshot of Customised data managementScreenshot of the interface to update geometry positions, such as suspension, quicklyScreenshot of the interface to build, configure and check models interactivelyScreenshot of post-processing results