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| SPLITGROUP,<group>,<split>,[dir] | SPLITGROUP,<group>,<split>,[dir] | ||
| - | This command allows the user to split a group in 2 using the same algorithm that the [[com:PANELIZE]] command uses to split groups. This command only splits the group specified in the first argument. The group to be split can be any group in the model with any element type. The group number provided in the second argument uses the first element in the group to as reference to create the split plane. The second group that defines the splitting plane must be shell elements. This command was designed to be used with the [[com:WALLFLR]] command so the first shell in the group is used to define the splitting plane. | + | This command allows the user to split a group in using the same algorithm that the [[com:PANELIZE]] command uses to split groups. This command only splits the group specified in the first argument. The group to be split can be any group in the model with any element type. |
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| + | When using the dir argument the split argument will contain the floating point location of the splitting plane in the global coordinate system. Otherwise, the split argument is group number of a shell group that will be used to define the splitting plane. The second group must be shell elements. The command was designed to be used with the [[com:WALLFLR]] command so the first shell in the group is used to define the splitting plane. | ||
| * group - The group number to be split. | * group - The group number to be split. | ||
| - | * split - The group used as a reference for the split plane if the dir argument is not used. If using dir, the split argument defines location of the splitting plane in the global coordinate system | + | * split - The group used as a reference for the split plane if the dir argument is not used. If using dir, the split argument defines location of the splitting plane in the global coordinate system. |
| - | * dir - Orientation of the splitting plane (Added in User Interface 1.0.2) | + | * dir - Orientation of the splitting plane. (Added in User Interface 1.0.2) |
| * X - Split the group with a plane perpendicular to the X of global coordinate system | * X - Split the group with a plane perpendicular to the X of global coordinate system | ||
| * Y - Split the group with a plane perpendicular to the Y of global coordinate system | * Y - Split the group with a plane perpendicular to the Y of global coordinate system | ||
| * Z - Split the group with a plane perpendicular to the Z of global coordinate system | * Z - Split the group with a plane perpendicular to the Z of global coordinate system | ||
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