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AutoGEM controls enable you to exert additional influence beyond the software defaults. Specific controls include:
• Edge Distribution: Specifies the number of nodes and placements along curves or surface edges.
• Minimum Edge Length: Ignores edges and datum curves with lengths smaller than or equal to a specified length.
• Isolate for Exclusion: Enables manual exclusion or automatic detection and isolation of singularities in a model. Elements that are excluded are ignored for the purposes of calculating convergence and measures.
• Maximum Element Size: Controls the maximum size of the elements created by the mesh generator.
• Edge Length by Curvature: Creates relatively smaller elements adjacent to curved surfaces.
• Hard Points: Enables selection of points on the model to guide the mesh creation process. AutoGEM creates an element node at each of the selected points.
• Hard Curves: Enables selection of datum curves on the model to guide the mesh creation process. AutoGEM creates element edges along each of the selected curves.

AutoGEM limits enable you to customize which limit settings are permitted during the creation of mesh elements. The limit settings are:
• Allowable Angles
Max / Min Edge Angles: Edge angles are the angles formed at the vertices of the edges of single facets.
Max / Min Face Angles: Face angles are the angles formed between adjacent facets.
• Max Aspect Ratio: The aspect ratio is the ratio between the longest and shortest leg lengths of a facet.
• Max Edge Turn: The edge turn angle is the maximum angle subtended by an edge that is permitted.

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