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Is it possible to change the numbers of the NODE ID´s in a MNF (Car Subframe), which I created with Apex ? It's primarily about the connection points (Links to Suframe)

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Is it possible to change the numbers of the NODE ID´s in a MNF (Car Subframe), which I created with Apex ? It's primarily about the connection points (Links to Suframe)
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    I was able to change the INT_NODES in ADAMS Car, but had to create a template with a Flexbody from the existing MNF. Then I tried to create another MNF with "MNF & MDDB Transform" from this modified flexbody. This does not take over the new nodes and restores the original state. With Adams Flex, I have also made some attempts, which have failed. I also named the coupling points in Apex before creating the MNF. This doesn´t work also. The only chance is to load the MNF in the suspension template and to connect them via snap function. But it is no option to create a new template for each MNF.  Can someone help me? Thank you
     
     
     
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    I was able to change the INT_NODES in ADAMS Car, but had to create a template with a Flexbody from the existing MNF. Then I tried to create another MNF with "MNF & MDDB Transform" from this modified flexbody. This does not take over the new nodes and restores the original state. With Adams Flex, I have also made some attempts, which have failed. I also named the coupling points in Apex before creating the MNF. This doesn´t work also. The only chance is to load the MNF in the suspension template and to connect them via snap function. But it is no option to create a new template for each MNF.  Can someone help me? Thank you
     
     
     
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