Merge Set dialog box (SST)

Option	Description
Name
Name	Sets the name for the simulation object. Description opens an editor that lets you type a description for the simulation object.
Destination Folder
Simulation Object Container	Specifies the folder in the Simulation Navigator in which the boundary condition will be stored. The list includes the root container and existing folders that you created using the New Folder command. Examples of a root container include Load Container, Constraint Container, and Simulation Object Container.
Folder Manager	Displays a hierarchical listing of existing folders. To create a new folder, right-click any level of the hierarchy and choose New Folder.
Region
Group Reference	Lets you apply the merge set region to a group.For more information, see Group Reference options.
Select Object	Lets you select the elements or entities to define the merge set region.
Stacked Smart Selector Methods	Opens the Smart Selector Methods dialog box where you can specify a progression of smart selection filters.For more information, see Smart Selector Methods dialog box.
Merge Options
Target Element Labeling	Controls how the element label used by the merge set is defined.Automatic uses a random element number from the selected elements.Specify Label lets you enter a number in the Element Label box.
Element Label	Appears when Target Element Labeling is set to Specify LabelEnter a number for the merged element set.

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