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To select an object, hold down the Shift key on the keyboard, and click on the object with the left mouse button. In most cases, an alternate way to select is provided by a List window, which allows the user to click on object s from the Available column, and transfer them to the Picked column. This is especially useful when an operation is to be done on many objects at the same time.

In cases where more than one object can be selected by the same click for example two faces which share an edge , the first Shift click may pick the "wrong" one. In such a case, Shift click with the middle mouse button until the desired one is selected. The objective of this lesson is to introduce you with various edge creation operations. Edge creation operation depends on followings — number of vertices to be used in constructing the edge and the method by which the edge is created.

With that perspective, this lesson contains following sections — Edge creation by vertices straight line or projected on curved surfaces , arcs, circles, ellipses, conics, fillets, and NURBS creation. Both are discussed here. This is the second part of the lesson on edge creation operation. Edge creation operation using options like sweep vertices, revolve vertices and project edges on face is explained here briefly.

The different methods available while using these options, various inputs required for using these options, all is explained here with software demo. This is the third part of the lesson on edge creation operation. It explains about split operation, merge operation, smooth real edges and convert edges non-real to real. Smoothing of real edges is possible using two options. Both options employ tolerant modeling. And finally, this lesson covers the miscellaneous operations related to edges.

This lesson discusses about face creation using different basic operations. The basic requirements of the face creation operations are elaborately discussed in this lesson. Skin surface face option creates a surface consisting of one or more faces from a set of "ribs". What are the type of ribs and how they affect the face creation, all is described here. The topic of discussion of this lesson is the face creation operations. Boolean operations - unite, subtract and intersect are explained here in detail.

The Boolean operation is possible with two or more faces. Boolean operations fail for geometries which are failed for geometry check. The remaining operations under the face creation tool are explained in this lesson. The face creation operations such as splitting and merging are explained in detail.

This lesson more focuses on converting faces i. Non real faces create complexity while creating the volume; hence the operation of converting non real faces into real faces is important. Course has no prerequisites but we assume that you have fundamental knowledge of Fluid mechanics and Mathematics. The course is available all the time. Time necessary to start the course is what you need to create a LearnCAx login :. Considering difficulty level, understanding capacity and necessary extra reading, on average, we expect this course to be finished in 4 weeks.

Advanced tools for journaling let you edit and conveniently replay model building sessions for parametric studies. Before opening your file "X. If it finds the. Deleting the. GAMBIT software is utilized heavily in large-scale automotive and aerospace applications, in which, the advanced meshing techniques are required for the computational analysis of fluid flow.

The GAMBIT software package is designed to help analysts and designers of automotive and aerospace industry to build and mesh models in the easiest, fastest, and most straightforward way for computational fluid dynamics CFD and other scientific applications. With advanced geometry and meshing tools in a powerful, flexible, tightly-integrated, and easy-to-use interface, GAMBIT can dramatically reduce preprocessing times for many applications. As the course is designed for beginners, so you might have specific questions.

Please sign in or sign up before you start the course! Start Course. Overview Syllabus FAQ. Your Learning Our main objective of the course is to introduce you to the software - GAMBIT and give necessary start point for you to learn this software.

Course Format This course contains videos lessons. Course Syllabus The course is divided into twelve lessons. Lesson 3: General Operations — Part 2 In this lesson, one of the general operation i. Lesson 5: Virtual Geometry — Part 2 This is the second part of the lesson on virtual geometry.



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