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Simulation Moldflow

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Composite curve

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    A group of curves that are joined end to end to form a single curve.

    Composite curves are discontinuous if the start point of one curve is not the same as the end point of the previous curve. IGES composite curves are:

    • Composite Curve (IGES Type 102)

    • Boundary Entity (IGES Type 141)

    • Curve on a Parametric Surface (IGES Type 142)

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