Stochastic Lattices Are Available in Additive Manufacturing | Creo 6.0

You can create conformal lattices. These are formed by beams on the bounding surfaces for the part. You can also create a foam type of interconnected beam lattices. Stochastic lattices provide an alternative to the uniformly distributed lattice, so that sandwich-type structures are better filled. The creation of lattice geometry then conforms to the part geometry.
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[@trentoncarr]

How do you get a solid model from the result to 3D print?

[@PTC_Creo]

Hello Trenton,
We shared your question with Jose Coronado, one of our Creo product managers (and the speaker in this video), and he told us:
"The stochastic lattices are displayed using our simplified representation. In Creo 6.0.10, you will have two ways to print them, either:
- Using the CLI export, you can see below the stochastic lattice, sliced as it is defined in the CLI file [he provided a picture]
- Using the 3MF Beam lattices export. [he provided another picture]"
Have you used the official PTC Community forums before? It's a great resource to ask more questions and hear from friendly peers!
Here's a link to the Creo Parametric board: community.ptc.com/t5/Creo-Parametric/ct-p/creoparametric
I hope this answer helps. Have a great day!

[@trentoncarr]

@@PTC_Creo Thank you kindly for your reply.
PTC community was my 1st port with no help forthcoming.

[@PTC_Creo]

@@trentoncarr That's unfortunate to hear. Glad you got a reply this way, then!