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ANSYS SpaceClaim: After unpatterning, changing one body still makes changes on other bodies. Why is this happening and how to overcome it?

Tagged: 18.1, ANSYS SpaceClaim DirectModeler, fluid-dynamics, Preprocessing: Geometry
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      When you go to “Unpattern”, you are removing the pattern properties. In other words, you are removing the ability to change the count and the spacing. The subcomponents here though, are still copies of each other, similar to how the components would behave if you made a copy of one using CTRL and move. To break the bond between these components, right click and then go to Source > Make Independent. Now when you pull one body, the other will not move because they are independent.

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