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-===== Bake Deformed Geometry =====
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-Scan&Solve displays simulation results using a surface mesh. The **[Bake]** button in the View tab will insert this display mesh into the Rhino document for further downstream processes, or write the mesh out to an external file for operations such as 3D printing or rendering. If deflection is applied before baking, the deformed geometry will be baked instead of the original geometry.
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+====== Bake Deformed Geometry ======
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+Scan&Solve displays simulation results using a surface mesh. The **[Bake]** button in the View tab will insert this display mesh into the Rhino document for further downstream processes, or write the mesh out to an external file for operations such as 3D printing or rendering. If deflection is applied before baking, the deformed geometry will be baked instead of the original geometry.
 The options available for baking are shown below.
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 ==== Textured and Plain Geometry ====
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 Selecting this option saves the mesh in Polygon File Format, also known as the Stanford Triangle Format. This option utilizes the ASCII version of this file format.
+===== Related Video =====
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+To learn more on how to bake geometry, watch Intact Solutions' video "Getting Started with Scan&Solve Pro Part 2: Analyzing Results" from [[https://youtu.be/I9ZMjGpNO9g?t=249|4:09]].
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