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rigid link and coupling

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amanpreet

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what is the difference in results,
when two nodes are coupled with all the degree of freedom and when the rigid link is provided in between the two nodes.
thanks in advance
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"Rigid link" effectively means coupling all DOFs between two nodes or rigid bodies, so it is the same thing
 
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