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Functions, which are possible to copy from one Definitions or Global Definitions branch to another. Also see Functions and Global Definitions, Geometry, Mesh, and Materials.
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Geometry sequences, for which there are two ways to copy and paste geometry objects. Using the Transforms>Copy operation (that keeps the nodes linked to one another), or a standard copy and paste (see Copying and Pasting Geometry Objects). It is also possible to copy, paste, and duplicate nodes corresponding to operation features, such as the Union node.
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Study steps, which are possible to copy from one Study branch to another. Also see Studies and Solvers.
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The copied object must be pasted into a model component with the same space dimension. For example, a Sphere can only be pasted into a 3D model.
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On the Quick Access Toolbar (Windows users) or from the main Edit menu (macOS and Linux users), click Copy (), Paste (), or Duplicate ().
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To paste a node, and after selecting Copy, click the parent node and right-click to select Paste Heat Flux to paste a copied node (a Heat Flux node in this case) to the parent node’s branch.
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Some nodes, typically default nodes in some physics interfaces, are so-called singleton nodes; that is, there can only be one such node in one and the same physics interface. Such nodes, for example the Gravity node in fluid-flow interfaces, when copied, are not possible to paste into the model.
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