In 1D, 1D-axi, and 2D, when the Heat Transfer with Surface-to-Surface Radiation multiphysics coupling is active while solving, it disables all the out of plane features (Out-of-Plane Heat Flux, Out-of-Plane Radiation, Thickness, Cross Section) from the heat transfer interface that is selected in the multiphysics coupling. This is noticed through a warning node displayed under Compile Equations. The radiation interfaces assume an infinite medium in the out-of-plane direction, they are thus not compatible with these features.
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The Solid, Porous Medium, Biological Tissue, Building Material, and Shape Memory Alloy nodes define opaque domains.
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The opacity setting is used when the Emitted radiation direction is defined by Opacity controlled in surface-to-surface boundary features (Diffuse Mirror (Surface-to-Surface Radiation Interface), Diffuse Surface (Surface-to-Surface Radiation Interface), Prescribed Radiosity (Surface-to-Surface Radiation Interface), and Opaque Surface (Surface-to-Surface Radiation Interface)): surface-to-surface radiation propagates in non-opaque domains. Alternatively the Emitted radiation direction can be defined using the normal orientation or on both sides of boundaries. In this case this setting is ignored. Note that on boundaries where the Semitransparent Surface (Surface-to-Surface Radiation Interface) is applied, the Emitted radiation direction is Both sides, and this setting is always ignored.
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