Use adaptivity to modify a reinforcement
Reinforcement follows the shape of the part also when the reinforcement handles are located on the face or edge of the part.
The following types of adaptivity are available:
- Fixed adaptivity: handles retain their absolute distances to the nearest part faces.
- Relative adaptivity: handles retain their relative distances to the nearest part faces in relation to the part’s overall size.
Adaptivity examples
Reinforcing bars in their original position |
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Fixed adaptivity |
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Relative adaptivity |
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