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-====== Materials ======
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper contains a variety of standard engineering materials which can be picked from the [[wiki:sns:snsgrasshopper:materialblock|material block]]. Users can also input [[wiki:sns:snsgrasshopper:custommaterialblock|custom materials]]. When the [[wiki:sns:snsgrasshopper:materialblock|material block]] is right clicked, the material selection list will pop up.
-{{:wiki:sns:snsgrasshopper:materialSelection.png?600|}}
-===== Supported Materials =====
-Scan&Solve Pro supports linear isotropic and [[wiki:sns:snspro:using_orthotropic_materials|orthotropic materials]]. Materials that are "linear" have a proportional relationship between stress and strain. That is, any increase in strain results in a proportional increase in stress, and vice versa.
-**Isotropic** materials possess the same mechanical properties regardless of orientation. Metals, plastics, and ceramics are examples of isotropic materials.
-**Orthotropic** materials have mechanical properties that differ along three mutually orthogonal axes. [[wiki:sns:snspro:using_wood_materials|Wood]] is an example of an orthotropic material with mechanical properties that are different along the grain, radially through the growth rings, and tangentially to the rings.
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-The orientation of orthotropy is defined by a coordinate system specified by the user utilizing a variety of tools available in the material selector. When the **coordinate system display** is enabled (see figure below), the axes are color-coded with red, green, blue corresponding to axes 1, 2, 3 in the material science literature.
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-===== Related Videos =====
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-To learn more about adding components and materials, watch Intact Solutions' video "Getting Started with Scan&Solve Pro Part 1: Simulation Setup" from [[https://youtu.be/D3ikoUJz7Kw?t=81|1:21]].
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