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 ====== FIXROT Command ====== ====== FIXROT Command ======
  
-FIXROT,​[Stiff],[Mode]+FIXROT,​[Stiff]
  
 Command to fix rotations of solid rotation and in-plane shell rotations. ​ This command will attempt to fix rotations by using the equivalent of the D command to fix rotations that shouldn'​t be free. However, shells faces that are not parallel to a dimension of global coordinate system cannot be fixed in this way. Therefore, this command will also add a spring to each node on a shells face that has stiffness parallel to the normal of the shells face. The user can control the stiffness of this spring by the stiff parameter of the command. Command to fix rotations of solid rotation and in-plane shell rotations. ​ This command will attempt to fix rotations by using the equivalent of the D command to fix rotations that shouldn'​t be free. However, shells faces that are not parallel to a dimension of global coordinate system cannot be fixed in this way. Therefore, this command will also add a spring to each node on a shells face that has stiffness parallel to the normal of the shells face. The user can control the stiffness of this spring by the stiff parameter of the command.
  
-  * Stiff – Stiffness of springs added to shells to remove the singularities. (default stiffness ​100) +  * Stiff – Stiffness of springs added to shells to remove the singularities. (default stiffness ​10)   
-  * Mode - Determines how to consider shell faces lying on Solids +
-    * 0 - Rotation fixed only in the direction of the normal. This options is better for embedded models (Default) +
-    * 1 - Rotation on Shell nodes fixed in all direction. This option is better for surface models ​  ​+
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