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quick tools for selection and deselection in Ansys Mesh

    • AlexC
      Subscriber

      For this type of geometry (see below), if I want to select all the edges in the red box (when I do meshing), is there a quick way to do it?


       


      I’m asking this because quite often I need to handle much more complicated cases than this. It’s quite annoying to select them one by one and I can easily miss some or pick nearby edges.


       


      In some software (for example COMSOL), they have  tools called for "select" and "deselect". I can simply move the mouse to draw a box to select or deselect all the edges within that box. It’s very convenient. I wonder if there are similar tools in Ansys Fluent. I didn’t find them. 


       


      Thank you! 


      Alex


       


    • Karthik R
      Administrator

      Please go to the Views Tab. Under the 'Mouse' group, please change the default setting of your left from 'mouse-rotate' to 'mouse-multi-select'. You should then be able to use the left-click to draw the box and select multiple elements in Fluent.


      I hope this is what you are looking for.


      Thank you.


      Karthik

    • Keyur Kanade
      Ansys Employee

      here is box selection option. 



      you can also look at 



      Regards,


      Keyur


       


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    • AlexC
      Subscriber

      Hey Karthik,


      Not sure if we are talking about the same version of Ansys. I didn't find the "mouse" group under View Tab. Below is my screenshot. 


       


    • AlexC
      Subscriber

      Hello Keyur,


      This works. Appreciate your help! 


      Thank you. 


      Alex

    • Karthik R
      Administrator

      My bad - I misunderstood the question. I put too much emphasis on the line " I wonder if there are similar tools in Ansys Fluent" was talking about Ansys Fluent. 


      Thanks, Keyur, for identifying and chiming in with the right answer.


      Best,


      Karthik

    • AlexC
      Subscriber

      Oh sorry. I did make my question clear. Right I was asking how to do the named selection in meshing actually. Thank you Karthik. 


       


      Best,


      Alex

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