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From the Generic Insulation section of the action bar, click Surface Insulation .
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In the Surface Insulation panel, select the type and enter the title of the insulation object.
You can keep the default title derived from the selected type.
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In the Support box, select a surface or faces of an object to insulate.
Notes:
- You can click ... to manage multiselection.
- In case of multiselection, one insulation object is created for each selected surface.
- In case of faces of a volume or solid, a single insulation object is created for all faces, provided that the faces have G0 continuity.
- If you select a face connecting other two or more already selected and unconnected faces, a message appears with choices to merge the insulation into one object or not.
- Optional: To limit the insulation, do the following:
- Select the previewed insulation trace in 3D area and click Add Limit to Insulation on the context toolbar.
- Select the limiting element (plane, surface, or output profile).
You can offset the limit using the handle. - Select the newly added limit and click the orientation handle to invert the insulation area across the limiting plane.
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Under Material &Thickness, select the required material and enter the thickness.
The insulation is created.
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