An assembly consists of multiple parts connected to each other with pins, bolts, screws, or springs. Examples of assemblies with pins include laptops, scissors lifts, pliers, and actuators. To model the behavior of such assemblies, traditionally, you have to create each pin geometry and apply contact conditions between the pins and their contacting faces.

In this lesson, you learn the following:

• Defining a pin connector between initially contacting faces
• Specifying the resistance of the pin to the rotation
• Listing pin forces

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