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Cutting the Model

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Cutting the Model
Cutting the Model

Submodel Definition

1.	From the Menu Bar, select Process > Submodeling.

The Submodeling window appears.

hc_submodel

2.	Select faces and parts to define the submodel:

Button	Behavior
	pick elements in the graphic window. When finished, answer the question in the Dialog menu bar with Yes or Cancel.
	add nodes by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	remove nodes by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	pick parts in the graphic window. When finished, answer the question in the Dialog menu bar with Yes or Cancel.
	add parts by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	remove parts by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	add the parts selected in the tree.
	remove the parts selected in the tree.
	clear or cancel the selection.

3.	Check the submodel selection:

Button	Behavior
	view only the submodel.
	highlight the submodel.
	highlight the remaining model.
	reverse the selection. The selected faces become the remaining model.
	update the display of the submodel.
	calculate the boundary of the submodel.

From the Section management window, in the Selection folder:

1.	Add nodes to the submodel boundary:

Button	Behavior
	pick nodes in the graphic window. When finished, answer the question in the Dialog menu bar with Yes or Cancel.
	add nodes by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	remove the nodes by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	pick parts in the graphic window. When finished, answer the question in the Dialog menu bar with Yes or Cancel.
	add parts by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	remove the parts by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	add the parts selected in the tree.
	remove the parts selected in the tree.
	clear or cancel the manual selection.

2.	Add elements to the submodel boundary:

Button	Behavior
	pick faces in the graphic window. When finished, answer the question in the Dialog menu bar with Yes or Cancel.
	add faces by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	remove the faces by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	pick parts in the graphic window. When finished, answer the question in the Dialog menu bar with Yes or Cancel.
	add parts by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	remove the parts by box selection. The default box is rectangular. Use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box.
	add the parts selected in the tree.
	remove the parts selected in the tree.
	clear or cancel the manual selection.
	select three nodes to create the local skew of the section.
	update the display of the submodel boundary.

From the Section management window, in the Property folder:

hc_submodel_mgmt

Validation

1.	Click Save full model to save the full model with the section force.

•	Select the full path and enter the file name in the Write full model window.

•	Select the RADIOSS format output.

•	Click OK to save the full model.

•	In the Write D01 file window, click Write D01 to save the Engine file.

2.	Click Save sub-model to save the submodel.

•	Select the full path and enter the file name in the Write exported model window.

•	Enter comments in the Header of D00 window and click Save Model.

•	Click OK to save the submodel.

•	In the Write D01 file window, click Write D01 to save the Engine file.

3.	Click Save rem. model to save the remaining model (optional).

•	Select the full path and enter the file name in the Write exported model window.

•	Enter comments in the Header of D00 window and click Save Model.

•	Click OK to save the remaining model.

•	In the Write D01 file window, click Write D01 to save the Engine file.

or

•	Click Cancel to cancel the submodeling creation.