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What does TM (TX, TY, TZ) stand for? Are they torque components (magnitude, around x axis, around y axis, around z axis)?
Thanks in advance.
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Yes, they are Torques. They are resolved in the reference frame used when you created the Output to report that force. It will default to Global if you didn't create a reference frame
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