Sorry, I missed that you were already on the advanced sim preview. Only got
3 hrs sleep last night- family emergency.
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You can pick faces on components (parts) for force direction. Right now,
only parts are supported. However, you can go to
http://labs.autodesk.com and download the free technology preview that
supports some assembly analysis.
Edit (activate) the part to be analyzed and select a face to be used for
force direction. Alternatively, if you need to localize an area on a large
face, you can split that face by sketching on the face and using the sketch
as the split tool.
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wrote in message news:6002957@discussion.autodesk.com...
4. It would be very nice to pick direction vectors for forces using
geometry. Looks like only components are accepted.