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Hi,
I need to create Sets simultaneously on two sides of the same surface (as attached image: the sets created belong to the same Set named " 1233"), however I can only create on one side of a surface. in those two aspects.So what should I do?
Hello Adela,
In Radioss the orientation of the surface is not important for the contact. When you create it, it already considers both sides.
Does this answer your question?
Kind regards,
Guilherme
Hello Adela, In Radioss the orientation of the surface is not important for the contact. When you create it, it already considers both sides. Does this answer your question? Kind regards, Guilherme
So if I create "Sets" on both sides of a Surface, will the problem result be more correct or will it still be the same when there are only "Sets" on one side?
The results should be the same as when using one side set.
thank you very much
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