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We\u2019ll use two Load step in Mechanical to define the displacement of the upper body, but several load steps cannot be parametrized.  I&#8217;d like to parametrize both displacements values."},"content":{"rendered":"<p>If we want to use the parameter set in a model, we are bound to use 1 load step  What if we need to parametrize the result of a operation where one of the bodies goes and come back. We\u2019ll use two Load step in Mechanical to define the displacement of the upper body. The first one to impose a downwards movement and the second one to impose the upwards movement.  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