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Why does the solver try to generate a mesh on rigid bodies in an Rigid Dynamic analysis?

Tagged: mesh, Rigid Dynamic analysis
    • June 6, 2022 at 9:57 am
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      Here are two instances during which the Rigid Dynamics solver tries to mesh the parts:
      1. When you are doing rigid-flexible body dynamics; only the parts that are marked as flexible are meshed.
      2. When you have any contacts defined in your model; the contact algorithm uses the mesh nodes as contact detection points so it creates a surface mesh on the faces that are included under contact/target scoping.
      If you don’t have either of these things defined in your model, the rigid dynamics solver should not generate any mesh on the rigid bodies.

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