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Setting priorities to constraints
When you have multiple constraints, you can modify the default level of priority in the Priority group of the following constraints:
Local Resolution Constraint
Contact Prevention Constraint
Auto Refinement Constraint
When you specify two or more of these constraints, the software applies the constraints based on priority.
If the priority levels of the constraints are different:
- The software applies the constraint with the higher priority first.
If the priority levels of the constraints are equal, the software applies the constraints in the following order:
The auto refinement and contact prevention constraints with the finest minimum resolution.
The local resolution constraint with the smallest selection region.
If the priority levels and selection regions are equal:
- The software applies the local resolution constraint with the finest resolution first.
How do I
Create an interior surface wrap body
Create a surface wrap body by surface wrapping all the bodies
Create a contact prevention constraint
Create a local resolution constraint
Create an auto refinement constraint
Edit a local resolution constraint
Apply a selected constraint to a surface wrap recipe
Create a parabolic quadrilateral 2D mesh
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Surface Wrap Recipe
Updating surface wrap recipes
Contact Prevention Constraint
Local Resolution Constraint
Auto Refinement Constraint
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