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This task shows you how to create a Point Analysis Connection.
Point analysis connections are used for projecting welding points onto
parallel faces, on an assembly model. |
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- Only available with the Generative Assembly Structural Analysis
(GAS) product
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- The connection has to connect two bodies (2D or 3D).
- Multi-selection is not available.
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Open the
sample48.CATAnalysis from the samples directory. |
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Click Point Analysis Connection
in the Analysis Supports toolbar.
The Point Analysis Connection dialog box appears.

- Name: lets you change the name of the connection.
- First component: lets you select the first "side" of
the part that will support the connection.
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You can select one body (2D or 3D) or one mesh
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- Select Mesh Parts: this button is available only
if a support is selected.
For more details, refer to Selecting
Mesh Parts.
- Second Component: lets you select the second "side"
of the part that will support the connection.
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You can select one body (2D or 3D) or one mesh
part. |
- Select Mesh Parts: this button is available only
if a support is selected.
For more details, refer to Selecting
Mesh Parts.
- Points: lets you select the welding points.
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You can select an Open body
containing several points. |
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Select the first component.
In this particular example, select the
Part6(Part6.1).
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Activate the Second component field.
To do this, select the Second component
edit box as shown below:
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Select the second component.
In this particular example, select the
Part5(Part5.1).
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Activate the Points field.
To do this, select the Points edit box as
shown below:
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Select the welding points.
In this particular example, select the Points
open body (under the Part5).
A symbol representing the point design connection
appears on the assembly.
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Click OK.
The Point Analysis Connection.1 connection
appears in the specification tree under the Analysis Connection
Manager.1 set.
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