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The underlying domain has a Rigid Domain material model.
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The boundary or its underlying domain is constrained by, for example, Fixed Constraint or Prescribed Displacement.
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If only one side of the contact pair is within the physics interface to which the Contact node is added, that must be the destination side.
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If you are modeling contact between a Shell interface and something else, the Shell interface should be on the destination side. Another way to state this is that the Contact node should be added to the Shell interface. The same principle applies to the Layered Shell and Membrane interfaces.
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You cannot mix contact pairs with the two different types of Mapping Method within the same Contact node.
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The automatic pair generation will not know which side to use as source or destination. Based on the suggestions in Selecting Source and Destination above, you may need to switch selections using the Swap Source and Destination () button in the Source Boundaries section of the contact pair settings.
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