Creo Parametric 11 introduces the Lattice Connect feature, enabling you to seamlessly link two or more separate lattice structures into a continuous lattice. This enhancement simplifies the creation of complex and unified lattice geometries.
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Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0
User Interface Location: Click Model > Engineering > Lattice Connect.

Key Details for Reference Lattices:
- Input lattices must be simplified beam lattices.
- Lattices can differ in cell types, sizes, or orientations.
- This initial implementation supports most regular beam lattices and stochastic Voronoi lattices. Future releases will expand support to include additional lattice types and use cases.
Benefits
- Provides greater flexibility in creating intricate and unified lattice structures.
- Offers an intuitive workflow for connecting lattices directly within the familiar lattice interface.
- Simplifies the design process for advanced additive manufacturing applications.

Additional Information
Tips:
Currently, no specific tips are required.
Limitations:
- Input lattices must use a simplified representation.
- Designed to work primarily with Voronoi – Inside Volume lattice types.
- The following lattice types cannot be connected:
- Stochastic lattices with beams on bounding surfaces.
- Stochastic lattices using Delaunay triangulation.
- Stochastic lattices with density variations.
- Auxetic lattices.
- Lattices with full geometry representation.
- Lattices with quasi-radial or herringbone cell propagation.
- Does this replace existing functionality? No.
- Configuration options: None associated.
This new functionality streamlines lattice design, paving the way for more innovative and efficient lattice structures in your designs.
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