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Hello
I am doing a non linear quasi static analysis on a portable washroomm. I ran into this error would you please help me to solve this
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Hi,
Can you share the entire .out file to check what are all the warning messages written?
Hi Prakash
Sure.
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Hi Bita,
Looks like a programming error.
Can you update the solver to the latest and give it a try?
Use the link below to get the solver patch:
https://connect.altair.com/CP/downloads.html
I am using the latest version Hyperworks 14 but I still get this error!! Is there any other suggestion??
Hi @bita
14.0.230 patch is available to users. If you have updated to latest patch and you still get the same error, Please share the model to check.
Use this File Transfer LINK to share the model.
I sent my model via the link you provided. I appreciate if you can take a look at my model.
Is the model scaled?
I see lot of unconnected nodes.
Yes I first meshed the components and also defined the RBE2s and the scaled it. It was in milimiter and I scaled that to meter. I am not sure what you excatly mean by the unconnected nodes.
Bita,
were the loads scaled to model size?
This is a programming error and looks like coming from 1D elements.
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