Yes. A rotating force doesn't have to be defined with the "Rotating Force" in Mechanical. It can just be defined with a complex "Force" as shown below. You can define as many complex forces as you want. Note that to define a force rotating about Z in a positive sense (right hand rule) you have make the imaginary component negative. You would think that a positive rotation would be positive X into positive Y, but it's not.
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