Enter a valid image file name in the Icon field to use a different icon for the feature. If this field is empty, the feature uses a default icon, which is different depending on the feature’s entity level.
This section makes it possible to select a list of model inputs to always show up in the coupling features if the Include model inputs check box is selected in the feature node’s
Preferences section. Click the
Select Quantity button (
) to open the Physical Quantity dialog box, from which you can choose a physical quantity to add as a model input. Use the
Move Up 
,
Move Down 
, and
Delete 
buttons under the table to organize the list if needed. Select the
Always visible check box to make the model inputs ignore the materials so that they always appear in the
Settings window of the feature instance. The
Auto matched check box is selected by default and sets the
Feature input match type list to
Model input match in the
Feature Input node’s Settings window. The
Use common model input by default check box is selected by default and sets the
Default value list to
Common model input in the
Feature Input node’s Settings window. Often, model input sections are not needed. Use a
Feature Input node for more control.
From the Coordinate system list, choose
Add coordinate system section or
Use parent’s coordinate system section. If you choose
Add coordinate system section, the following additional settings are available:
Under Filtering of systems, select the check boxes for
Only allow orthonormal systems and
Only user-defined systems if desired to exclude all other types of coordinate systems.
Under Only used for features defined on the boundary geometric entity level, select one of the of the following options from the
Filtering of boundary systems list for boundary features:
Allow boundary systems,
No boundary systems, or
Only boundary systems.
) each.