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Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0 User Interface Location: In the Composite Design environment, do the following: 1.Select Ply or Composite Objects in the selection filter located at the bottom-right corner of the graphics window. 2.Do one of the following: ◦Move the mouse pointer over a ply in… Continue Reading →
Removing Initial Limitations of the Ply Definition and SolidificationYou can now use the outer boundary of the layup quilt to define the boundary of a ply or a core. Additionally, you can solidify a laminate even when the plies and… Continue Reading →
Laser Projection File SupportNow, you can generate laser projection data files from the composite laminate list to support laser projection hardware and procedures. These files can be created for individual plies, multiple plies, or all plies and cores, using either… Continue Reading →
With the new Core Sample command, you can analyze the laminate and obtain a list of local laminate objects at a selected datum point location When you create a core sample feature, it provides two parameters to report the total… Continue Reading →
Extend Ply—By ContourWith this new feature, you can extend a ply boundary by seamlessly joining it with one or more closed-loop contours. How it Works: You can select an existing closed-loop contour or easily create a new one using curves… Continue Reading →
The Extend Ply—By Reference feature lets you extend the boundary of a ply up to a specified reference, offering enhanced design precision. You can choose from multiple reference types, including curves, edges, ply boundaries, or zone boundary loops. Additionally, you… Continue Reading →
The Viewing Draping Simulation Results feature allows you to access draping results for successfully draped plies directly from the graphics toolbar, even outside the draping simulation feature. You can now view draping results in any mode of the Laminate Tree,… Continue Reading →
The Flat Ply Preview in a Separate Window feature lets you view ply flat patterns more clearly during draping simulations. By enabling Auxiliary Display in the Draping Simulation tab, you can open a separate window for an enhanced flat pattern… Continue Reading →
The new Draping with Uncured Thickness capability allows you to perform draping simulations based on uncured ply thickness. This feature is particularly useful for generating laser projection files and creating accurate ply flat patterns. During the simulation, you can choose… Continue Reading →
The Draping Algorithm Enhancements now allow you to perform draping simulations on ply shapes that were previously unsupported. These updates also enable the generation of improved flat patterns for more accurate designs. With these enhancements, you can: Creo Parametric 11.0.0.0 User… Continue Reading →
With the Plies From Zones tool, you can now create multiple zone-based plies and cores by combining a zone, a zone stack, and a rosette. This new feature simplifies the process of managing complex composite designs. The plies and cores… Continue Reading →
The new Zone Stacks tool allows you to define local laminate recipes in your composite designs. With this tool, you can create a stack of material and orientation angle combinations. Once the stack is defined, you can duplicate it or… Continue Reading →
You can now create zone-based plies and cores directly in the Composite Design environment. Whether you prefer to create each zone-based ply or core individually, or use the “Plies From Zones” tool for batch creation, this new functionality provides flexibility… Continue Reading →
Streamline Composite Design with Zone-Based Plies and Cores in Creo Creo now introduces Zone-Based Design, allowing you to create zone-based plies and cores efficiently. This feature enables you to define conceptual zone regions on the layup surface and create zone… Continue Reading →
Unlock Full Harness Structure Visibility with the Enhanced Cabling Tree in Creo In this latest release, significant enhancements have been made to the Cabling Tree in Creo, providing better visibility and control. Previously, only stiff shrinks were supported as cosmetic… Continue Reading →