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--- wiki:sns:intactgh:displacementbc [2023/08/02 15:26] – [Usage] goldy
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 ====== Displacement Boundary Condition ======
-The DisplacementBC block in Intact.Simulation for Grasshopper can fix displacement over some surface.  Restraints are applied to faces of components participating in the simulation by connecting to the Restraints input on the stress solver component. Displacement along each axis can optionally be fixed to some value. If a value is not specified, the axis will be un-restrained.
+The DisplacementBC block in Intact.Simulation for Grasshopper can fix displacement over some surface. Displacement boundary conditions are applied to faces of components participating in the simulation by connecting to the Loads input on the stress solver component. Displacement along each axis can optionally be fixed to some value. If a value is not specified, the axis will be un-restrained.
 ===== Usage =====
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 The output should be given to the Load input on a Stress Solver block.
+⚠️Also, refer to [[wiki:sns:intactgh:lists|Using lists for Intact components]] for explanation of how list input works with Load Blocks.
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 📌 See example application [[wiki:sns:intactgh:ex_4|Ex-4: Displacement Boundary Conditions]]
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 ===== DisplacementBC Block Example =====
 In the following example we have a stress scenario with the following elements.
   * One component
   * One fixed restraint
-  * One displacement boundary condition, which fixes only the x-axis at 1.0
+  * One displacement boundary condition, which fixes only the x-axis at 1.0 (and slides along y- and z-axis)
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