Hello I'm trying to split the faces of my geometry in order to apply forces just at a particular area of a pin. Sometimes it works then it randomly doesn't even though it's just the other side of the pin.
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RE: Ansys - Facesplitting is very temperamental, I don't know why sometimes it refuses to work.
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