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I have components in the assembly and i want to find the IDs of surfaces which are really close or almost touching other component.
Is there any way to find out those details?
Hi,
you can use hm_collisioninit
(collision check module has a few of commands, refer to reference help)
(if using gui >menu Geometry>check>surfaces>interference)
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