AddWind by AddComposites
Project workspace

Start from real AddWind studies.

Use curated pressure-vessel examples to move from learning into simulation, machine playback, and support-ready project discussions.

Standard Projects

These examples are curated for demos, verification, support, and repeatable learning. Each project describes the geometry, layer intent, and simulation view it is meant to exercise.

PV 200 x 800 machine playback Default

PV 200 x 800, Ellipsoidal Caps

Primary AddWind demo with 30 degree helical winding, production playback, 4-axis gantry, and tangent tape feed.

MandrelPV 200 x 800
Layer30 deg helical
ModeMachine playback
StatusReady
Open Tape tangent Axis preview
Laminate thickness visualization Laminate

Laminate Thickness Validation

Completed layup texture for checking staggered weave, polar buildup, buried layer visibility, and surface continuity.

ViewThickness
FocusLayer mapping
ModeCompleted layup
StatusBaseline
Open Texture map Dome buildup
Hoop layer over helical layer Known bug

Hoop + Helical Transition Check

Layer stack for reproducing the hoop-start continuity issue after a helical transition ending on the opposite dome.

LayersHelical + hoop
FocusG0/G1 continuity
ModePlanning
StatusBacklog
Track Continuity Endpoint side

Saved Projects

This is the account-backed workspace users expect: save, reopen, duplicate, compare, and export. The UI is now ready for it; the backend persistence and account model are still active work.

Your projects

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Account-backed Save/load first pass Version history

Persistence checklist

The current simulator can represent the right state, but the product still needs durable project storage.

Project fileMandrel, material, layer stack, selected pattern, transitions, machine profile, view state, and generated output settings.
AccountEmail/password account layer with optional OTP verification, project ownership, and returning-user login.
PreviewThumbnail generation from planning, laminate, or machine playback view so a project is recognizable before opening.