*FSRD
When this option is used, the springs created with *FISR get removed when the substrate is removed from the machine.
Required card: *FISR
- What's new
- Netfabb Help
- Netfabb Lua API reference
- Advanced Toolpath Utility Help
- Simulation Utility Help
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- About Autodesk Netfabb Local Simulation
- Command-line execution (Linux or Windows)
- Clic v3 execution options
- PRM File Generation Execution
- Input Files
- Output Files
- Keyword Listing
- System Checks
- Input/Output
- Analysis Control
- Element Activation Strategies
- Part-Level Powder-Bed Modeling
- Material Property Definition
- Boundary Conditions
- *AUBC: Automatic Boundary Conditions Switch
- *RAMP: Ramping of Boundary Conditions
- *RM99: ramp down spring material loadcase
- Temperature Boundary Conditions
- Convection Boundary Conditions
- Heat Source Boundary Conditions
- Mechanical Constraints
- *NBLT: No Bolts
- *FIAT: relative rectangular spring fixtures
- *FIXC: Fixture Circular
- *FIxC: Fixture Circular
- *FIXR: Fixture Rectangular
- *FIxR: Fixture Rectangular
- *FIxZ: Fixture Rectangular with Z Bounds
- *FISR: FIxture Spring Rectangular
- *FSRD: Fixture Spring Rectangular Death
- *SBBC: Substrate Boundary Conditions
- *SBC3: Substrate Boundary Conditions 3D
- *RBMO: Rigid Body Motion Optimization
- Additional Options
- Support Structure Modeling
- Heat Treatment Modeling
- Post Process Tools
- Simulation Examples
- Common Errors and Warnings
- Units of measure
- Release notes
- Netfabb Installation Supplement
- Local Simulation Installation Supplement