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In the stack-up file, go to the line of Ply.1 and modify
the values as follows:
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Ply name: Ply.A
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Material: KEVLAR4
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Go to line of Ply.49 and modify the values as follows:
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Ply name: Ply.B
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Material: KEVLAR4
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Insert a new line before Ply.54 and type in the following
values:
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Plies Group: Plies Group.2
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Sequence: Sequence C
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Ply name: Ply.C
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Material: U174_T800
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Direction: 90
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Insert a new line at the end of the file and type in the
following values:
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Plies Group: Plies Group.3
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Sequence: Sequence.Z
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Ply name: Ply.Z
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Material: GLASS
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Direction: 0
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Save the stack-up file and close it.
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Click the Ply Table Import icon
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The Plies Creation From Stack-Up File dialog box is displayed.

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Click the ... button to define the path
where the stack-up file is stored.
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Select the Stack-UpFile2 file you previously modified and
saved.
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Click OK.
You are informed if the import succeeded or failed.

The specification tree has been modified according to the
changes you made in the stack-up file.
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Generate again a stack-up file
to take into account the modifications you made in the stacking and
recreate the geometric references of the plies.
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Open the newly generated stack-up file and check the
values for Ply.C and Plies Group.3.
Ply.C inherited the reference surface and the draping of
Plies Group.2 as well as a new geometric reference.
Plies Group.3 inherited the surface reference and the draping of the
stacking as well as a new geometric reference.