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Several models have given me the same error, and after research I find that hyperview/mesh will generate the H3D file. But it doesn't seem like it's working on mine. Motion solve generates XML file but no H3D file
Hello Teke,
Can you please upload the .log file of your model?
Probably the simulation did not complete well and therefore no .h3d was generated. Please check if there is any error in the solver run .log file.
Best regards,
Felipe.
It's also possible that the model didn't run at all. Did you get a message window pop up when launching the run? If not, then it's almost 100% you don't have the solvers installed or correctly installed. Note, MotionSolve does not write out an .xml file, that is the input to MotionSolve
This is the log file
Unable to find an attachment - read this blog
How then do I get the solver so that I can install it
Part of the issue might be your file naming convention. 'filename.mdl..xml' is likely going to create issues with the workflow. A MotionSolve run file should look like 'filename.xml'
Also you are using a very old version (13) of Hyperworks. I would recommending updating as our tools have improved a lot since version 13.
Chris
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