FAQ: Discovery AIM – Selecting multiple Selection Sets in a single boundary condition
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FAQ: Discovery AIM – Selecting multiple Selection Sets in a single boundary condition
FAQ: Discovery AIM – Selecting multiple Selection Sets in a single boundary condition
By default, Discovery AIM allows selection of only one Named Selection at a time. However, it is possible to select multiple Named Selections using an expression. For example, if you would like to select “top interior” and “bottom interior” Named Selections for defining pressure, you can write an expression as mentioned below:
Add(GetSelectionSet(“@top interior”),GetSelectionSet(“@bottom interior”))
This expression needs to be entered in the “Location” field as shown below.
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