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  3. I have a large number of multi-body parts in my simulation. I need to select all of the solids to modify their details behavior. If I use the shift key I get both parts and solids. I can use a combination of shift and control keys but the procedure is tedious when there’s a large number of parts. What’s the alternative?

I have a large number of multi-body parts in my simulation. I need to select all of the solids to modify their details behavior. If I use the shift key I get both parts and solids. I can use a combination of shift and control keys but the procedure is tedious when there’s a large number of parts. What’s the alternative?

Tagged: 9, General, Mechanical (f. Simulation), structural-mechanics
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:59 am
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      A simple way to get all the solids in the tree highlighted so their detail windows can be modified as one is the following: 1. Go to “Edit > Select All”. 3. In the graphics window right click and choose “Go To > Corresponding Bodies in Tree”. All sub parts within the multibody parts will be highlighted.

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