Symmetry on discontinuous surface
Symmetry on discontinuous surface
(OP)
Can I define in some way symmetry on discontinuous surface?
Here is the figure:

I want to define Y-symmetry, but it should reflect all assembly. So, can I define continuous symmetry on discontinuous surface? I want to have red color (symmetry) on the entire length.
Here is the figure:

I want to define Y-symmetry, but it should reflect all assembly. So, can I define continuous symmetry on discontinuous surface? I want to have red color (symmetry) on the entire length.





RE: Symmetry on discontinuous surface
Thank you.
Rob Stupplebeen
OptimalDevice.com
My Personal WP
RE: Symmetry on discontinuous surface
I defined symmetry on red lines, but the result is:
It can be seen, that the material between red lines has squeezed out. The symmetry condition does not affect that material.
RE: Symmetry on discontinuous surface
Use of a rigid plane is a little unintuitive. The way I have described this is to have someone poke their 2 thumbs together and hold them for a bit. When you separate they should have roughly flattened thumb tips.
I hope this helps.
Thank you.
Rob Stupplebeen
OptimalDevice.com
My Personal WP