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Is it possible to create surface groups using Inspire?
I couldn't find how to create them..
Hello GyeongJun Lee,
In Inspire 2024.1, the tags are introduced. Tags can be created on Faces, Edges, Vertices, Parts.
SimLab 2024.1 supports to read the Faces and Edges tags from Inspire. The tags should be created with the tag name as "SIMLAB_INSPIRE_GROUP" and the tag value will be the group name.
Please refer the attached video for your reference.
Note: 2024.1 release will officially be released tentatively in the month of September.
Thanks & Regards,
Santhoshkumar
Hello GyeongJun Lee, In Inspire 2024.1, the tags are introduced. Tags can be created on Faces, Edges, Vertices, Parts. SimLab 2024.1 supports to read the Faces and Edges tags from Inspire. The tags should be created with the tag name as "SIMLAB_INSPIRE_GROUP" and the tag value will be the group name. Please refer the attached video for your reference. Note: 2024.1 release will officially be released tentatively in the month of September. Thanks & Regards, Santhoshkumar
Hi, Santhoshkumar.
Thank you for your opinion.
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