Constraint Line to Point

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Command

Create Contraint from Line to Point

Tooltip

Creates a constraint between two existing elements, a structural line and a structural point.

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Command

Modify Contraint from Line to Point

Tooltip

Modify a constraint between a structural line and a structural point.

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TOOLTIP Creates a constraint between two existing elements, a structural line and a structural point.
Summary

Constraints are used to describe infinitely stiff elements and special boundary conditions that are numerically stable.

A constraint is an element with infinite stiffness. It is possible to define different types of constraint in constraint groups in order to achieve a clearly laid out project.

The type of constraint specifies the direction of the constraint with its associated permitted rotations or displacements. Local directions are given by the local direction of the structural line.

A detailed description of these properties can be found in the chapter ‘SLNS – Supports and kinematic couplings on a SLN’ of the manual SOFiMSHC.