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What are some ways to create planar surfaces for visualization purposes that aren’t necessarily part of the model?

Tagged: 2020 R1, ensight, fluid-dynamics, General
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
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      1. Create clip based on the line tool. Then create an Extruded (Create > Extrude) part based on the clip. 2. Import an STL for the surfaces you need. 3. Use Create > Auxiliary Geometry. 4. To show the feature lines and the face, create a copy (Edit > Part > Copy) of the 2d parts and set the feature colour for one and the face colour for the other.

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