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Posted 18.07.2023, 17:27 GMT-4 General, Geometry, Modeling Tools & Definitions Version 6.1 8 Replies

Shengxiang Wu
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Howdy folks,

I am wondering if there is way to select and hide in the explict definitions

For instance, we define a explicit definitions and we would like to select specific domains, and we also want those selected domains are hidden after selected. Is there a way to do that?

8 Replies Last Post 02.08.2023, 16:14 GMT-4
Diotima University of Manchester/Material Science
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Posted: 1 year ago 19.07.2023, 03:51 GMT-4
Updated: 1 year ago 19.07.2023, 03:52 GMT-4

you can directly hide or show geometry by seleting "Hide" or "Show" in this section,

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you can directly hide or show geometry by seleting "Hide" or "Show" in this section,
Shengxiang Wu
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Posted: 1 year ago 19.07.2023, 16:00 GMT-4

Hi, Diotima

Thanks for the reply. I know this function, but what I am running into a problem is that: suppose you are trying add domains into some boolean operations, and you don't want to see them after they are added. Is there a way to do that?

Anyway, thanks for the help.

Hi, Diotima Thanks for the reply. I know this function, but what I am running into a problem is that: suppose you are trying add domains into some boolean operations, and you don't want to see them after they are added. Is there a way to do that? Anyway, thanks for the help.
Acculution ApS Certified Consultant
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Posted: 1 year ago 20.07.2023, 05:24 GMT-4

As they each have a number, you could perhaps keep a list of these numbers and copy them into your selection windows.

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As they each have a number, you could perhaps keep a list of these numbers and copy them into your selection windows.
Shengxiang Wu
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Posted: 1 year ago 20.07.2023, 15:49 GMT-4

Hi, Acculution

Thanks. This is very helpful suggestions, would you mind pointing out how to get a list of hided domains?

Appreciate!!

Hi, Acculution Thanks. This is very helpful suggestions, would you mind pointing out how to get a list of hided domains? Appreciate!!
Acculution ApS Certified Consultant
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Posted: 1 year ago 31.07.2023, 12:53 GMT-4

Hi, Acculution

Thanks. This is very helpful suggestions, would you mind pointing out how to get a list of hided domains?

Appreciate!!

I would probably just make a dummy phyiscs and select the domains in question They will be blue so I can see what I have selected Then make an explicit selection and delete the dummy physics

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>Hi, Acculution > >Thanks. This is very helpful suggestions, would you mind pointing out how to get a list of hided domains? > >Appreciate!! I would probably just make a dummy phyiscs and select the domains in question They will be blue so I can see what I have selected Then make an explicit selection and delete the dummy physics
Shengxiang Wu
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Posted: 1 year ago 01.08.2023, 13:22 GMT-4

Hi, Acculution

Yeah, this is a very clever trick. Thanks for the input.

Hi, Acculution Yeah, this is a very clever trick. Thanks for the input.
Walter Frei COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 1 year ago 01.08.2023, 13:43 GMT-4

Hello,

Note also that you can have multiple of the: Component > Definitions > View > Hide for Physics features Within that feature, you can select via any predefined Selection set.

One approach is to define a number of different Explicit Selections, and then create (and appropriately name) one "Hide for Physics" for each selection.

As a last step, you can enable/disable the individual "Hide for Physics" features. (Which should be easy once you've named them appropriately.)

Hello, Note also that you can have multiple of the: Component > Definitions > View > Hide for Physics features Within that feature, you can select via any predefined Selection set. One approach is to define a number of different Explicit Selections, and then create (and appropriately name) one "Hide for Physics" for each selection. As a last step, you can enable/disable the individual "Hide for Physics" features. (Which should be easy once you've named them appropriately.)
Shengxiang Wu
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Posted: 1 year ago 02.08.2023, 16:14 GMT-4
Updated: 1 year ago 02.08.2023, 16:26 GMT-4

Hi, Frei

Thank you! I will implement your suggetions next time.

Hi, Frei Thank you! I will implement your suggetions next time.

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