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This
task shows how to create a Node Interface Property.
A node interface property is a property that you will apply to an existing
Point Analysis Interface.
In a assembly context, the Point Analysis Interface must be
created in the sub-analyses. |
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Only available with the Generative Assembly Structural
Analysis (GAS) product. |
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Activate the first sub-analysis.
To do this, double-click Analysis Manager
under Part1 (Part1.1) in the specification tree. |
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Click Node Interface Property
in the Connection Properties toolbar.
The Node Interface Property dialog box appears.
![](images/dbnodeinterfprop01NLS.gif)
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Select a point analysis interface.
In this particular example, select the Points
Analysis Interface.1 object under Part1 (Part1.1) in
the specification tree.
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Click the Component Edition button
to specify the parameters.
The Definition dialog box appears.
![](images/dbdefinition02NLS.gif)
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Axis System: lets you specify the axis
system you want to use.
For more details, refer to Axis System
Type.
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Translation Stiffness: lets you enter
the translational stiffness values.
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Rotation Stiffness: lets you enter the
rotational stiffness values.
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Set the desired parameters in the Definition dialog box.
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Click OK in the Definition dialog box.
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Click OK in the Node Interface Property dialog
box.
A Node Interface Property.1 property
appears in the specification tree under the Properties.1
set and a Node Interface Mesh.1 mesh part appears under
the Nodes and Elements set (in the first sub-analysis).
![](images/stnodeinterfacepropNLS.gif) |
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