Physics Interface Node Context Menu Layout
The context menu opens when you right-click a physics interface node, or any node in the Model Builder (see Opening Context Menus and Adding Nodes). Depending on the space dimension, this menu is divided into these sections for most physics interfaces: the first section contains domain settings, the second boundary settings, the third edge settings, and the fourth has point settings.
There can be menu items with the same name but applied at different geometric entity levels.
To add physics feature nodes to physics interfaces, in general, go to the Physics toolbar, no matter what operating system you are using. Subnodes are available by clicking the parent node and selecting it from the gallery that opens.
Figure 3-7: An example of a Heat Transfer in Solids interface context menu. The choices are based on the Component dimension (in this example it is 3D) as well as the physics interface. The menu is further divided by geometric entity level (domains, boundaries, edges, and points).
As shown in Figure 3-7, the context menu layout is also based on whether the nodes are not grouped (the default) or if Group by Space Dimension is selected.