How to Use the Pull Tool in Ansys Discovery - Lesson 1

In this video, we will learn how to use the Pull tool in Ansys Discovery to modify existing geometry and add or remove faces. We will also look at the Pull tool group options such as Sweep and Revolve.
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This video is part of the free Ansys Innovation Course on Geometry Prep for CFD Simulation using Ansys Discovery. Access all the course contents including additional lessons, handouts, simulation examples with starting files, homework problems, and quizzes here: courses.ansys.com/index.php/courses/geometry-prep-for-cfd-using-ansys-discovery/

[@oes2546]

What's not so intuitive though, is that for some reason I cannot pull anything except the component furthest down in my assembly/component tree... I'm obviously missing something. Let's see if this lesson can sort it out for me...
Edit: Seems I have to right click -> active component for modellin. Well, that's fair. It's quite the learning curve going from SW to this though, but I'll get there, slowly but surely. I look forward to the day where AI chatbots can tell me exactly how to achieve anything in any software though, and even do things for me in some cases. That would be true progress. But knowing engineering programs, they'll likely be the last ones to get such features, as user friendliness is DOWN on the prioritization lists. It's users who have already been into the program for 10 years that are emphasized it often feels like.

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[@ObviousTurd]

It's cute but it the shittiest program I played with.
No proper guides available for it, deleting half of an assembly is nearly impossible and I find my self going back to SOLIDWORKS every time I try discovery.

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