This example creates a custom process, AbrasiveJet Cut, which is copied from Laser Cut. AbrasiveJet will mimic the starting point process Waterjet Cut; here we copy from Laser Cut just as Waterjet Cut might have been created by starting from a copy of Laser Cut.

When you copy a process, you create copies of the original process’s associated CSL modules, process setup options, data tables, and metadata tables. Optionally, you also create copies of the original process’s associated operations (including their associated modules, setup options, data, and metadata).

The section includes the following subsections:

For more information on these tasks, see Creating and Deleting Processes, Operations, and Branch Nodes in the chapter Working with Cost Model Logic.