Structure Functional Design

New Functionalities

Mesh Parts, Properties, and Materials task explains how you can obtain section parameters of mesh parts for analysis by using the Manage Section CATPart command.
The computed attributes, IsASuperObject, SupportOffset, and SupportedPlate are added to the List of Attributes. These attributes help in filtering your search results.
During ENOVIA Integration, the Applicative Domain and Applicative Type attributes are assigned specific values. These values can be used for searching, querying, and filtering data.
You can Generate Shell Expansion Drawings by using the Shell Expansion drawing command. This drawing is generated by expanding the shell plate surfaces in the transverse direction.
You can use the End Cut command to Place End Cuts on profiles, such as stiffeners, stiffeners on a free edge, and beams. You can also Edit and Delete End Cuts and Place End Cuts on Multiple Profiles by using this command.
You can Define Built-in End Cuts by assigning appropriate values to the built-in end cut parameters.

Enhanced Functionalities

You can now add built-in end cuts to the catalog.
While creating a stiffener, you can select the Fast Preview check box in the Stiffener Dialog Box, which lets you preview stiffener creation.
The Effect of Openings on Stiffeners task explains how openings are organized and how these impact the stiffeners. In SFD, a stiffener is not split into more child stiffeners as a result of the opening.
When generating Graphic Replacement for Beams, Plates, and Stiffeners you can compute AcrossSide parameters in Logical and FTA section modes. The end cut symbol applied on the extremity of the beam depends on the 3D parameter value.
You can define and modify the orientation of profiles, such as stiffeners and beams by Using Section Manipulators in your design.
You can also Multi-edit Material Properties of profiles, such as stiffeners and beams. You can also Multi-edit Material Properties of Plates.
When defining standard or contextual End Cuts based on a User Defined Feature, you need to follow the naming conventions.