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Select a set of nodes that are related and appear in the same part of the model tree. Right-click the selected nodes and choose Group from the context menu (or press Ctrl+G) to create a Group node. The selected nodes become children of the node group.
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Right-click a node (see below) that supports group nodes as subnodes and choose Node Group to create an empty Group node. You can then move applicable nodes to that node group.
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Under Global Definitions: Parameters, Variables, Functions, Method Calls, Load and Constraint Groups, Geometry Parts, Mesh Parts, Materials, Extra Dimensions, and Reduced Models.
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Under Definitions under a component.
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Under Materials in a component.
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Under Results.
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All applicable nodes that do not belong to a Group node will appear under a type node.
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The type nodes appear after the Group nodes in the model tree.
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