Right-click the groups and rename Group1 to holes and Group2 to support: Group2 appears in the panel under Named Selections. Select several surfaces on the green solid: Named selections are sent to ANSYS and the faces can be used for supports or loads. Information such as Selection, Alt+selection, move anchoring, axis, and ruler dimension is all stored with the group. You create a group from any set of selected objects. Group1 appears in the Groups Sets of objects that appear in the Groups tab. Select the two cylindrical holes on the right side of the model:Ĭlick Create Group in the Groups Sets of objects that appear in the Groups tab. You can use both of these types of groups in ANSYS Workbench.Ī named selection group allows you to quickly select a group of faces or edges in SpaceClaim or ANSYS Workbench. can include driving dimensions and named selections.
Groups Sets of objects that appear in the Groups tab. See Working with groups for more information about groups and the Groups Sets of objects that appear in the Groups tab. You can rename objects, create, modify, replace, andĭelete objects, as well as work with components., on the left side of the SpaceClaim window. You can expand orĬollapse the nodes of the tree to view the objects. tab in the same panel as the Structure tree Display in the Structure panel that shows you each of the objects in your design.
You can find the Groups Sets of objects that appear in the Groups tab. Using groups and dimensions in ANSYS tutorial: Step 2 You need to save it to your disk and change the file extension from ".zip" to ".scdoc" If you are using the online version of the help, the model will be downloaded as a zip file. Step 1: Open the documentĬlick on the following link and save the file on your computer: keychain.scdoc. This tutorial will teach you how to create groups in SpaceClaim to drive changes in ANSYS Workbench. Using groups and dimensions in ANSYS tutorial You are here: SpaceClaim add-ins > ANSYS add-in > ANSYS demos and tutorials > Using groups and dimensions in ANSYS tutorial
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