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Hello everybody
When I select some nodes 'by geom' lines, hypermesh select nodes those not on lines also
Could you please test it in you hypermesh version?
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No problem with me in HM13. Maybe because of geometrical tolerance?
Thank you sir. perhaps i need some hw updates
The tolerance is default, I just open a blank hypermesh, create a square surface size 100, automesh on it, F7>move node to move an outer node inward (1.0, 2.0mm,..)
but select nodes 'by lines' still include it
also *createmark nodes 1 'by lines' mark it
Ahh, you tried mode node manually with F7 /emoticons/default_smile.png' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' title=':)' width='20'>
I have same 'problem' with HM13 ! But if you use 'tool' => 'translate' to move the node, you loss association between node & geometry.
So I think the action of 'move node' with F7 keeps always the association. That's not logic for me. Maybe a BUG?
Personnally, I never use F7 functions, ... until today /emoticons/default_biggrin.png' srcset='/emoticons/biggrin@2x.png 2x' title=':D' width='20'>
/emoticons/default_rolleyes.gif' title=':rolleyes:'> yes it may be a bug. I just use F7 when move node on a surface (curve surf), and keep association with the surf
but till now I see it keeps association with line although it should not.
All,
Thank you for letting us know, I will report this to the dev team.
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