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    Thenchangethey Valueby2Mmon Onesideofthe Bottompanelonly

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    This document describes a problem that occurs when modeling three vertical panels with the same geometry but introducing an error into the bottom panel. Specifically, changing the y-coordinate of the bottom panel by a small amount (e.g. 2mm or 6mm) causes the geometry of the middle panel to shift as well, even though it was originally defined without error. This can cause issues if the middle panel mesh was carefully constructed and aligned in a particular way. Increasing the user-defined tolerance to account for larger errors only exacerbates the problem by driving the middle panel further from its intended position.

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    This document describes a problem that occurs when modeling three vertical panels with the same geometry but introducing an error into the bottom panel. Specifically, changing the y-coordinate of the bottom panel by a small amount (e.g. 2mm or 6mm) causes the geometry of the middle panel to shift as well, even though it was originally defined without error. This can cause issues if the middle panel mesh was carefully constructed and aligned in a particular way. Increasing the user-defined tolerance to account for larger errors only exacerbates the problem by driving the middle panel further from its intended position.

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    This document describes a problem that occurs when modeling three vertical panels with the same geometry but introducing an error into the bottom panel. Specifically, changing the y-coordinate of the bottom panel by a small amount (e.g. 2mm or 6mm) causes the geometry of the middle panel to shift as well, even though it was originally defined without error. This can cause issues if the middle panel mesh was carefully constructed and aligned in a particular way. Increasing the user-defined tolerance to account for larger errors only exacerbates the problem by driving the middle panel further from its intended position.

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    Thenchangethey Valueby2Mmon Onesideofthe Bottompanelonly

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    This document describes a problem that occurs when modeling three vertical panels with the same geometry but introducing an error into the bottom panel. Specifically, changing the y-coordinate of the bottom panel by a small amount (e.g. 2mm or 6mm) causes the geometry of the middle panel to shift as well, even though it was originally defined without error. This can cause issues if the middle panel mesh was carefully constructed and aligned in a particular way. Increasing the user-defined tolerance to account for larger errors only exacerbates the problem by driving the middle panel further from its intended position.

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     thenchangetheY
    valueby2mmon
     onesideofthe
     bottompanelonly

     3verticalpanels,allhavesame
    geometryi.e.fromX=0to4,and
     y=2constant.Zvariesperpanel
    obviously.
    

     
    

    
    Setmodelgeometry
     toaccountforthis
    expectederror
    

     
    

    
    Aftermodelcalculation,bottomvertical
    panelnowhasthefollowingcoordinates
    
    (maybeasexpected??)
    

    
    

    
    Problemismiddleverticalpanelnowhasmoved
     
    aswell.(again,maybeasexpected??).The
    problemis,ifyouhavespentasignificant
    amountoftimegettingthismiddlepanel
    EXACTLYwhereyouwantedit(meshingEXACTLY
    howyouwantittoo),thisisgoingtomakea
    problem.
     
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    Th is an example using
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    usingthe
    model but making
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    discrepancy 6mm. Then use 10mm
    in
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    user defined tolerance to achieve
    us
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    based upon tolerance
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    structure vemodel
    model generation.
    I now have a huge problem
    basedupontolera anceofwith my
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    sttructuremodelgeeneration.
    100's of panels, it can take 30-40
    minutes
    In just to generate
    nowhaveahuge this mesh,
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    which is not useable
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    w anyway).
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    projectwith100sofpanels,it
    caantake3040min
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    geeneratethismesh
    h,whichis
    notuseableanywaay).
    

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    40mm.Nowcheckmiddlepanel.So
    fromaninitiallysmalldiscrepancy,in
    theBOTTOMpanel,themiddlepanel
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