Plate with Line Supports
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This model was used to demonstrate the function of the 3D rendering when displaying the support definitions in the RF-GLASS add-on module.
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Support display Details of support Rendering support
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3D rendering when displaying support definitions
In the RF-GLASS add-on module, the 3D rendering is implemented to facilitate the definition of the support conditions. This interactive graphical visualization facilitates the input and control of line and nodal supports. However, the schematic display can also be selected if necessary.
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