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Discovery Quick Tip- Changing Default Physics Settings

Tagged: changing default, convergence, convergence criteria, default, Default physics settings, engineering convergence, modelling method, physics, physics settings, solution progression
    • November 2, 2022 at 9:17 am
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      In this knowledge article, we will see how you can change the default physics settings from the simulation options. Here based on the physics you are trying to do, you can change the structural simulation options (such as modelling method, and solution progression options), as well as fluids simulation options (such as convergence criteria to stop on, modelling method and convergence settings).

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