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ANSYS SpaceClaim: Is it possible to fill a shelled region within a Facet body?

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    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      Yes. Essentially you create a solid that is slightly larger than the inner walls of the shelled facet body but does not intersect the outer walls of the facet body. Then, convert the “approximate volume” solid to a facet body (Facets tab > Convert tool). In the Facets tab, use the Subtract tool to cut the approx. volume facet body with the original shelled facet body. You can select the “Keep original bodies” and “Keep cutter” options in case you want to reference the original geometry in the future. The result is the desired filled facet region.

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