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tie nodes together?

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loki3000

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i have two grains that have a 0.00 distance between them and cohesive elements also in-between (two grains do not share nodes so we can't say that this is a rigid connection already). i'd like to delete the coh elements and put a tie between the two elements that are in contact (preferrably between the nodes) -- so that i basically get a rigid part for testing.

how do i do that? i've seen that you can set a tie between two surfaces, but not nodes.
 
equation such as: node2(x) - node1(x)=0
and so on for x,y,z?
 
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