Modify Link State
The link state defines if the weld created during connector realization connects to geometry or mesh on the link.
This is applicable to only components and surfaces entities that can contain geometry and/or mesh information.
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Use the Connector Browser to view and modify connectors in the current model.
The Link Entity Browser displays all of the links that are connected using the connectors in the model.
The Connector Entity Browser contains a list of all the connections contained in the model, and has its own set of tools similar to the ones found in the Link Entity Browser.
Use the Connector Entity Editor to quickly view and modify attributes assigned to connector(s).
A link is a reference to a separate entity. One or more links are added to a connector. The entities to which the links refer are connected during realization.
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Add links (component, assembly, surface, element, tag, node) at a time to one or more connectors using the Add Link option.
Remove links from one or more connectors at a time.
Update the attributes associated with a link, such as reconnection rule, link references, and link state.
The link rule defines how a connector treats an entity added as a link.
The link state defines if the weld created during connector realization connects to geometry or mesh on the link.
Update links for the purpose of part replacement (link reference).
Existing connector links can be converted to one of the following link types: Part, Comp, or Prop. Connector link conversion requests a clear 1:1 relation between a component and a property, otherwise the conversion is not unique and will not be performed.
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Create connections between parts of your model.
Use the Connector Browser to view and modify connectors in the current model.
Update the attributes associated with a link, such as reconnection rule, link references, and link state.
The link state defines if the weld created during connector realization connects to geometry or mesh on the link.
The link state defines if the weld created during connector realization connects to geometry or mesh on the link.
This is applicable to only components and surfaces entities that can contain geometry and/or mesh information.
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