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Discovery Quick Tip – Using QuickScope

Tagged: Advanced selection, Complex geometry, Model tree, Multiple-body simulation, named-selections, Physics defaults, QuickScope tool, Scope, Scoping, simulation options, Simulation Setup, Visual selection
    • November 2, 2022 at 9:16 am
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      In this video we will see how you can scope out geometries you can use for simulation. When setting up a large, highly complex, multiple-body geometry, the QuickScope tool is a visual way to pick the bodies to include in the simulation. It provides options to quickly include or exclude all bodies into the simulation, highlight bodies, create named selections of included bodies and to get visual feedback on your progress.

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