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In Additive Print Product, are there any instructions for simulating parts attached to the baseplate with minimum support height=zero?

Tagged: Additive Print, additive-manufacturing, structural-mechanics
    • May 15, 2023 at 8:32 am
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      When you simulate a part directly on the baseplate with minimum support height set to 0, there are variations in the assumptions at bottom of the part depending upon the outputs a user selects. Varying combinations of “Simulate Part On Baseplate without Additional Supports” and “Displacement After Cutoff” settings result in different assumptions. The attached article describes the different assumption variations.

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      1. Simulating%20parts%20with%20support%20for%20Additive%20Print.pdf

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