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I am really happy to find this great place! Recently I have to struggle to handle with Pro/Mechanica. So nice!


Actually, as long as I know, I can get the displacement output once I set up any load as an input parameter. But what I want to do is to know the force when I give the known displacement information as a displacement constraint.


My understanding from other softwares like Ansys or ABAQUS is that I have only to get 'reaction force' at one point. Like I add one point by connecting a few rigid elements onany curve/line of the feature and then set the displacement constraint at the point and then from the analysis result I can get the reaction force at the point. That was my comprehension to solve that problem.


But I can't do that, for I don't know how to use that kind of rigid elements to connect between a line and one desired point.


Could you please let me know how I can get the forcecorresponding to the displacement input?


Thank you in advance!
 
create a constraint using the forced displacement option, then measure the reaction.
 
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- add one point (PNT1)on the surface and one point (PNT0)underneath it.


-create a rigid connection between PNT1 and the surface.


- create a beam with a very high stiffness between PNT1 and PNT0


- constrain the point PNT0


- now you have your reaction force


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